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Acorn Environmental Management Group Ltd is a winner at the RoSPA Health and Safety Awards 2017. The company, based in REDDITCH, achieved the Gold Medal (5 consecutive Golds) award in the prestigious annual scheme run by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). They will be presented with the award during a ceremony…
AEMG has successfully delivered the ROLO Health and Safety Awareness course on Friday in Cambridge to 8 Ecologists from Applied Ecology. The next scheduled ‘open’ course is in the Redditch area and will be held on Wednesday 26th April 2017. Please contact Bruce Pattinson for further details bruce.pattinson@aemg.co.uk
AEMG exhibited at Pershore College yesterday with a great turnout. Thank you to all the students who visited the stand and the other exhibitors who made it a great day.
Acorn Environmental Management Group the national provider of Tree Maintenance, Arboricultural Consultancy, Landscaping and Rope Access Services has supported the recruitment fair held by Pershore College in Worcestershire. The recruitment fair was designed to provide potential students with an insight into the courses available which were supported by local organisations who could provide more detailed…
AEMG have recently completed a Pre-development site survey and Arboricultural Report in compliance with BS5837 for the University of Birmingham. The University of Birmingham is constantly expanding and improving facilities on campus but also knows the importance of its campus trees. Trees on development sites need correct protection in compliance with BS;5837 to ensure they…
AEMG have nearly completed the second phase of surveys for Ringway Jacobs through Buckinghamshire. In the last 18 months we have surveyed two thirds of the roads in Buckinghamshire updating their tree inventory and highlighting hazardous trees
AEMG have recently completed a trial trench to investigate the extent of the roots within the root protection area (RPA) of a Mature Beech tree. We used an Air spade and soil vacuum to ensure any roots encountered were not damaged. This method was used to investigate if the Beech tree could be retained next…
Acorn Groups Ecologist, Jade O’Rourke, is undertaking an extensive field study trip in Malawi to assist in a local habitat survey. Jade will be based at Mvuu Camp, a Central African Wilderness Safaris Lodge on the banks of the Shire River in Liwonde National Park. Jade is working on the following: Bat and…
AEMG has recently made further improvements to its Lone working policy and procedure. We are continuing to utilise SPOT GPS devices that use satellites to pin point the Lone workers location. They can be used in areas with no phone signal.
AEMG has recently purchased a TreeTronic3 which is used to detect decay in standing trees. The TreeTronic3 will work with the Picus3 that AEMG bought a few months ago to give extra detailed information about the condition of the wood inside trees. The TreeTronic3 is a measuring device that uses electric current and voltage measurements…
