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Following the development of an educational package on trees by Cassian (2004-current) for vegetation managers, we are in the process of developing a range of simplified short presentations to be made available to the Australian community.
Based on a partnership with the Queensland Arboricultural Association (QAA - see Our Network) and Naturaculture Cassian has a history of and runs presentations relating to the science behind the tree system. His current course is entitled `Tree Biomechanics an Australian Perspective'. For bookings contact the QAA via 07) 38211488 or admin@qldaa.com.au, this course is targeted at contractual arborists to assist them make the transition from contractor to tree assessor. Though also serves consulting arborists who have an interest in tree biomechanics, VTA (Visual Tree Assessment) and Australian trees. The course is either run by Cassian or David Gunter (QAA Arb Tech) subject to availability. Naturaculture/QAA also sell the educational resource for tree contractors - The Target Pruning Poster (see below).
As part of his commitment to his personal/professional development as an arborist Cassian has been writing articles on Australian trees since 1999. A keen observer of the body language of trees Cassian has documented a range of phenomena in gum trees not recorded by Australian Arboricultural science, in fairness to the very young Australian Arboricultural profession Australian science has yet to collectively embrace Arboriculture as a scientific discipline.
Though to his knowledge his observations have yet to be openly discussed by his profession thanks to the Australian Arbor Age magazine, there is a published record. When it comes to a good quality standard of report or article writing Cassian sees himself as a work in progress, the 16 reports/articles below being his most recent range from 2008 to current.
Note - many of Cassian's reports and articles where written whilst working on behalf of Australian Utility Companies ETS (Eastern Tree Service) and Energex. The support of these Australian companies has been integral to the development of this documentation. For interest in these publications click on the titles below.
Past Australian Arbor Age articles - original reports/articles
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1) Wood Embrittlement in SE Qld Australia April/May 2008
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2) Target Pruning June/July 2008
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3) Self Optimisation of V Forks in Gum Trees Aug/Sept 2008
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4) Tree Welding & Natural Grafts December 08/January 2009
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5) ETS-Energex Report on Storm Damaged Trees at The Gap Parts 1 & 2 June/July & Aug/Sept 2009
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6) Self Optimisation of Gum Trees – Braided Reaction Wood Development April/May 2010
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7) A Voyage into the Symplast in search of an Explanation part 1 Aug/Sept 2010
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8) 2010 Veteran Tree Group Australia - Paddington Veteran White Fig Oct/Nov 2011
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9) ETS-Energex Supplementary reports on Veteran trees Part 1 Feb/March 2012
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10) ETS-Energex Supplementary reports on Veteran trees Part 2 April/May 2012
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11) ETS Energex Supplementary Report - Symptoms of premature decline of Grey gums on HV Spur LBH1B – record of canker rot fungi Phellinus lamaensis & comparative study with P. robustus Aug/Sept 2012.
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12) ETS Energex Supplementary Report - Canker Syndrome update 29/8/12 - the original report is viewable by this link, but for those who want a copy (re: the Qld arboricultural profession) it is for sale ($45.00 - incl GST), professional members of Naturaculture can obtain a copy for free. As a part of our commitment to be in service to the trees and the communities most affected by the canker syndrome (see Current Projects) Naturaculture is setting up a program to involve the trees and people most likely to need arboricultural support. This report was published in the Australian Arbor Age as a two part article (the October/November 2012 & the December/January 2013 editions.
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13) Naturaculture Advisory Booklet on Nutrient Beds & Plant Systems - unedited version.doc - a Feb/March 2013 Arbor Age article this publication acts as a guide to boosting tree vitality/extending tree lifespans and establishing a S.E. Qld dry rainforest ecosystem. The most dynamic means to ensuring tree longevity involves (compaction relief and) establishing nutrient beds and plant systems. The science based practical advice given in this document is a must for those committed to Plant Health Care. A read only document via this link, Naturaculture members can receive a copy on request.
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14) Protecting Veteran Trees in Australia Part 1 - April/May 2013
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15) Lest We Neglect - June/July 2013 - this article is based on the Naturaculture Woombye Avenue of Honour project.
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16) Protecting Veteran Trees in Australia Part 2 - December/January 2013/14
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17) Veteran tree risk management via reduction, nutrition and exclusion Part 1 – Background - June/July 2015
- 18) Veteran tree risk management via reduction, nutrition and exclusion - Part 2- Shoalhaven report - August/September 2015
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19) Veteran Tree Risk Management Via Reduction, Nutrition and Exclusion – Part 3 – Introduction to Conservation Arboriculture October/November 2015
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- The ETS/Naturaculture Target viagrasansordonnancefr.com Pruning poster - For sale Australia wide.