[CANUFNET] Canadian TREE Fund Webinar Series: "Arboriculture Zombies - Myths That Will Not Die" by Linda Chalker-Scott

[Alexander Martin]

Please join us on Tuesday, September 7th at 12 p.m. EST (9 a.m. PST) for
the Canadian TREE Fund webinar featuring Dr. Linda Chalker-Scott for their
presentation *Arboriculture Zombies - Myths That Will Not Die. *There is 1
CEU available following attendance of the live webinar. To register, please
visit: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3963565012867472143



*Presentation Description*: Certified arborists want the latest plant and
soil science information to pass on to their clients, but how to tell
what’s science – and what’s pseudoscience? Landscape professionals can
quickly lose their credibility (and business) when they end up promoting
products and practices that aren’t based on reputable science. This seminar
will focus on landscape tree care and provide arborists with some
guidelines for evaluating articles, books, and electronic resources
objectively. For each of the myths busted, we will also discuss
alternatives that are both practical and scientifically grounded. This
information is guaranteed to be of interest to arborists everywhere.


The Canadian TREE Fund is pleased to continue our webinar series, focusing
on topics relevant to Canadian arborists and urban foresters! Join us on
the first Tuesday of every month for webinars at 12 p.m. EST (9 a.m. PST).
Topics range across the fields of consulting arboriculture, workplace
safety, tree climbing, urban forestry, and forest sciences. CEUs will be
available at the end of every webinar for ISA Certified Arborists. All
webinars are free, however, please consider donating
<https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/42142> to the Canadian TREE Fund to
support the continuation of our grant and bursary programs. Our donation
page can be found here:
https://canadiantreefund.org/donate-to-the-tree-fund/



We look forward to seeing you at the webinar!



- Outreach and Education Committee, Canadian TREE Fund
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