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Advanced-Gráde Arboriculture for 2020?
Heey Ryan! Are you still based in Hood River? Ali and I will be in La Grande through the Summer, then I'll be back and forth to Corvallis for OSU. My research there will be on the all-electric tree care business model, so I'm rollin' in a Chevy Bolt full of battery-powered tools. I...- Nicholas Whittaker Danker
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TV "Climbing Redwoods" on National Geographic
When an Urban-growth tree becomes indistinguishable from its Old-growth counterpart in the wilderness, can we, technically speaking, call it Urbane-growth tree? At the University of Washington, Steve Sillett gave an excellent presentation on his research. His ideas about arborists going into...- Nicholas Whittaker Danker
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Advanced-Gráde Arboriculture for 2020?
Thanks so much Kevin for the feedback and comments Did you have a chance to watch the Middle Fork video at www.johngrade.com or the Seattle Art Museum website? The documentary is at: http://www.seattleartmuseum.org/exhibitions/middlefork Regrettably, I wrote that text somewhat...- Nicholas Whittaker Danker
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Dead (and Undead) Wood
Well, all I know is that the last part of the tree to decay is the core of the branch stub where it is has been well preserved in the middle of the tree. So, many thanks Tom, I'll add this question to the list for my grad work at Oregon State University...- Nicholas Whittaker Danker
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Advanced-Gráde Arboriculture for 2020?
Shout out from the Wilderness to and tree climbers out there: As I get ready for my graduate work at Oregon State University, I'd appreciate any feedback on this draft of a memorandum I've been putting together for 2020. [Heckle away, please.] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~...- Nicholas Whittaker Danker
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