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Acorn Environmental Management Group, the national provider of tree surgery, arboricultural consultancy and landscape services has been awarded a 4th consecutive RoSPA Gold Award for safety performance. We are delighted to receive this award and Acorn share this award with all of our employees, customers and stakeholders. By Working together we all become safer!! Keep…
Acorn Environmental Management Group the national provider of tree maintenance, arboricultural consultancy and landscaping services has successfully renewed their Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor status following a recent audit. AEMG operates from three offices, Redditch, Sheffield and Peterborough and will continue to delight all of our Customers across the UK
Injury-prevention-and-exercises-for-aborists There are a number of potential safety hazards to be negotiated by tree workers. These include cuts/lacerations, tripping, falls, direct blows, environmental factors and much more. The purpose of this document is to focus on one significant aspect of the hazards faced; those that relate specifically to the manual handling aspects of the…
Acorn Environmental Management Group – Large Ash Tree dismantle in rear garden of Midland Heart property https://youtu.be/laLwfQidQVw
Acorn Environmental Management Group, the national provider of arboricultural and landscape consultancy and management services has launched a new training academy to deliver health and safety courses to the arboricultural & Landscaping industry. The Acorn Academy is a BALI registered training provider for the Registration of Land Based Operatives (ROLO) health and Safety course which…
Acorn Environmental Management Group Ltd, the national Arboricultural and Landscape, Consultancy and Maintenance provider has secured additional new contracts with a total value of £4 million. The new contract wins include Tree Management for Midland Heart, The removal of structures vegetation on behalf of AMEY / Sheffield Highways PFI, Arboricultural Services for Chesterfield Borough Council…
Wales divided into zones as part of efforts to limit spread of Phytophthora ramorum although total eradication ruled out. Impact: more than two million trees felled to help control disease – image: Andrew Hill The Welsh Government has launched a strategy to control the spread of Phytophthora ramorum, while acknowledging that the tree pathogen cannot…
Woodland owners are turning away from broadleaved trees such as oak, beech and sweet chestnut because of grey squirrel damage expected to be exacerbated by the ash die back. RFS say the findings are “not consistent with the Government policy to put protection of the health of trees and woods at the top of its…
The Kenwood House dairy and copper beech trees – image: protectourponds.org.uk English Heritage is seeking views on proposals to fell a number of significant mature trees by its Kenwood House property on #Hampstead Heath, northwest #London, in order to re-establish historic views from the property and its nearby dairy. The agency has already completed the…
Fera launches tree risk strategy and consults on plant health strategy #Defra has held a ‘Plant Health Stakeholder Summit’ in #London on 20 January to develop a plant health strategy and try and combat a repeat of the ash die back crisis of 2012. Defra aims to help develop a coordinated approach across the country…
