I'm sure that if something where to be arranged over here again Nelda there
would be an interest.
This program is now international and web-based
(http://svinetfc2.fs.fed.us/natfdb/). If you want to particpate (add to
database or retrieve data), you must complete the training. Mike Ellison and
Glynn Percival are ITFD trainers. It would be wonderful to have UK arborists
participate more and broaden the species represented. The database is
currently housed with the US Forest Service. As you might expect, it is
under-funded. The ISA is conducting a needs assessment.
Regards,
Nelda
Nelda Matheny
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