Well here in the US we don't have arboriculturalists or arboriculturists (I
had missed that distinction) we're all arborists... some however being tree
care workers and some not. Some foresters do use "arborist" in the "merely
an arborist while I'm an academically trained Forester" sense.
So have we created a new dilemma for you? A different degree for
culturalists and culturists?
SC
----- Original Message -----
From: "Edmund Hopkins" <edmund.hopkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk>
To: "UK Tree Care" <uktc@xxxxxxxxx.co.uk>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: Myerscough Results
Scott Cullen <dscottcul@xxxx.net> wrote:
I guess I'd have to go back to job descriptions being more important
Yes indeed, and whats in a name? For instance I thought we were
arboriculturalists, but you (and Julian) have us down as arboriculturists.
And the ICF refers to us all, somewhat huffily, as arborists. Still if
you've done as much as messrs Mathek and Green for our young profession I
think you're entitled to claim all 3.
--
Edmund Hopkins
Arboricultural Officer
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