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AEMG are currently completing a tree survey at Thorpe Hall Hospice run by Sue Ryder. There are many ancient and veteran trees on site that need to be managed correctly to preserve them and ensure visitors to the site are safe. Many of the trees are protected by a Tree Preservation Order. Tree work recommendations…
AEMG have recently completed decay detection investigations for using PiCUS 3 Tomographic scanner. The PiCUS times soundwaves through the tree to detect decay. This is a fantastic piece of equipment that allows us to make informed decisions about the trees management
Lovely fresh Inonotus hispidus bracket found on Ash yesterday
AEMG has just received delivery of the new PiCUS 3. The PiCUS 3 measures the velocity of sound waves in wood in order to detect decay and cavities in standing trees non-invasively. It produces tomograms which show the decay in different colours which can be easily explained to clients. The PiCUS 3 allows AEMG to…
Our Senior Consultant Chris Jones made the most of travelling back from a site in Portsmouth and visited Cowdry Park. Cowdry Park has a great collection of Veteran trees including the Queen Elizabeth Oak. This Sessile Oak (Quercus petraea) has the second largest trunk in Europe. The girth is recorded as 12.6m. On the estate…
This month AEMG have commenced survey of trees in parks and open spaces in Northampton and are undertaking customer enquiries in Sheffield, both on behalf of AMEY. Both towns boast an established tree stock of high amenity value and it is a privilege to be involved in the long term management of these trees.
AEMG have now completed the tree survey at Sandwell Country Park and are processing the data for issue to the client. The park boasts a diverse and impressive tree stock as well as areas of grassland and wild flowers, such as this beautiful display of Marsh Orchid.
Acorn Environmental Management Group Ltd has been successful in the 60th year of the RoSPA Occupational Health and Safety Awards 2016. The company, with its Head Office based in Redditch, achieved the Winner of the Forestry Sector award in the prestigious annual scheme run by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA).…
AEMG recently completed detailed root inspection on a Beech tree utilising the Airspade. On a previous survey for the University of Birmingham the decay fungus Meripilus giganteus had been identified. Due to its location next to a busy road and pedestrian crossing this would normally require removal. This tree is within the area covered by…
AEMG recently completed decay detection on several trees for University of Birmingham. Picus® Sonic Tomography system and Resistograph® drill were used to highlight the amount of decay within the trees. Picus® Sonic Tomography system measures the time sound waves take to go through the tree. Picus® system uses low frequency sound to measure the density…