TREENET sites need to be chosen so as to simulate the soil environment in which the trees will eventually grow. This is probably impossible in detail. But some data must be collected so that different sites can be compared…
The following notes summarize the presentation given at the TREENET Symposium in September 2000…
The long-term success of street tree plantings is the end result of a complex process involving many players. To date it would seem that there has been a fair amount of good luck rather than good management…
Since November 1988 the Electricity Act and Regulations have made restrictions to what could be planted under and near the powerlines throughout South Australia…
This paper considers the issue of managing trees under powerlines. The management of trees under powerlines is difficult due to the complex nature of streets…
The selection, planting, care and management of trees, (including palms) woody shrubs and vines in the urban landscape…
The City of Salisbury has been propagating and planting an average of 50,000 trees per annum, with a peak planting season in 1997, totalling 212,000 plants in a year…
The TREENET Local Government Street Tree Practice survey was originally designed as a tool for determining the areas in which TREENET can offer the most assistance.
In this presentation, I will give a brief background of TREENET and its mission and introduce the Advisory Board.
The role of trees in the urban landscape is essential not only to the aesthetics of cities, but also for the well-being of their citizens. Australians tend to take their parks, avenues and boulevards for granted, but in recent years there has been a significant loss of public open space, and a series of dramatic and often unintended attacks on trees growing in urban environments…
TREENET acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and culture.
We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
