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I would also love to know more about the introduction of woodchip into a cavity following fire damage, what does this do for the tree, what type of woodchip to use, what problems may arise etc.

Could the AA please invite James Chambers and his 2 colleagues / friends who he shares research data with to provide a more detailed look at Tomography from the perspective of the Tree Officer reading submitted information? (Member request).

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Such an inspiration for trees, fungi, decaying wood. Working with Knepp on their great project too.

Awesome

Love this video. Wouldn’t it be great if he had wrote a book

Awesome job 👏 ❤

Good job my bro.. i couldn't even tie one of them knotts

Where's the ____mans _oose

Bravo ,,, !

Don't need a circle or plastic wrap. Just gardeners who are not lazy idiots. Charge them for a new tree and the cost of the time for plating / removal of the old one. small hand shears are used to cut edges and around trees. Strimmer's are for stupid lazy people. I have never seen one person ever use a strimmer without killing the grass or other plants.

I came across Jeremy Barrel on LinkedIn. His commitment to various projects aimed at spreading his ambitious vision of creating a new generation of tree lovers is truly commendable.

Super!

amazing webinar! loved the research from both presenters! 👏👏👏

What are inert clay injections?

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The webinars are great 😊

Very grateful for all these webinars

Hi! Thanks a lot for the webinar. Obviously there's a lot to ask about tomography by me but I'm really curious about what James Chambers mentioned of filling the holes with chipped wood. Is there any paper, article, info to extend my knowledge on the topic? Thanks in advance and congratulations, it's a great webinar

Such a brilliant speaker constantly interrupted by advertisements (every 5mins!) !

This quite literally identifies the disconnected nature between the AA that focuses mostly on tree science and pays lip service to the contractors carrying out the work. Contractors are purely a solution to a problem. We don't choose the problems.

This dude's never had anything fly off a trailer

Hi from Waterlooville

Just quickly, can anyone shed more light on filling up cavity in trees with woodchip. As mentioned in the video at: 1.36.00. Or is this only for fire damage?

Both speakers were excellent. Thank you so much!

I so wish I'd seen this live to see all the live comments to see what others thought of it during this deep topic.

See Russell Miller's remarks at 20:00-20:30. This is a CRUCIAL preamble to his further remarks. It's already into priceless wisdom at only twenty minutes in . . .

Was a very good webinar. Lots to take home and talk about

Brilliant! Thank you for this great video.

Thank you for this interesting webinar

'Greenwashing' from unreliable tax-payer subsidised windmills and solar panels that in time are supposed to supply our energy needs, but don't, can't and won't, to a mad scramble to plant thousands upon thousands of trees hither and thither, whilst well-meaning, is in my opinion akin to stone age religion devoid of fact, logic and reason. Many people freely pick up and run with the 'climate crisis' mantra, but in point of fact this is based only on theory and opinion in the form of dubious and largely discredited computer models. After having looked high and low, it seems to me that there absolutely NO, I repeat NO, empirical scientific evidence whatsoever to support the theory of man-made global warming/heating/boiling/ climate change - none, nada, nought, zero, zilch. As far as I can tell precisely the opposite is true. Principally due to the replenishment of CO2 lost to the oceans over millennia, plant life is thriving, and this increase should be celebrated and not feared as some deadly toxin. But please don't take my word for it folks, look for yourself. If anyone thinks otherwise and can reference empirical scientific evidence to back up their position, I say come on show us the magic. I would really love to see it.

Just wonderful. I will be saving this so I can listen to it again.

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The tree planting by the highways agency is awful. So many dead trees.

John - I feel like we need to officially congratulate you on your fabulous facial hair!! The best in the Chartered Environmentalist community? Who knows. All the best, Phil.

*promosm* 💕

Very insightful Julian thank you very much

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Absolutely spot on Dr Lonsdale, on point as always! Your commentary matches exactly with my own thoughts on the species you mention which is rather validating to say the least. I waited a long time to get access to this webinar, your commentary on the rayner/Boddy article is also spot on, and this article is used to counter any mycologist talking of pathogenesis/parasitism. I am actually questioning the existence of this wall four, seems like a conglomeration of three walls as opposed to a fourth which appears to have no anatomical presence? with regards to the Meripilus, if we cant cultivate the strain on sterilised media i suggest we have a strain of semi obligate biotrophy. Indeed Stamets found 90% of Grifola frondosa strains wouldn't take on media! I believe the darker areas in your grifola infected oak are colonised and necrotic via Fistulina hepatica, ''off the top of my head'' ;)

Fantastic and super insightful, thank you

Ace talk

This has been great. Informative from Emma ,thoughtful from Jim and John's humour has nearly convinced me to rejoin the AA.

Good work Ted nice to see hear from you

One of the best webinars. Thankyou!

Brilliant talk from a true legend.

Very good information and great history.

Super, thank you very much! I started planting in the brambles as well a few years ago in Spain, in the deforested mountains you can find the more moistures places where there are a mix of brambles and rose hip growing, I plant the small tree then under the thorny branches, for protection of the sun, the animals and there is a beginning of some soil building.

Thanks!

Great video!

That was great, I missed it when it was actually shown, thanks for sharing it here. Dr Lonsdale remains quite brilliant and insightful, a true gentleman.