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blair duncanson · 22nd April 2008, 12:05 AM

Thanks for that, local authority, if there is one, to the area,

is where i'll look. Last time i dealt with local authority, it was a horticulturist that i dealt with. With all due respect, i think she was signing up protections for trees with the , governments plans being a priority, not the woodlands or the trees? I am working on a conifer nursery just now in Holland, f..k there are many varieties!! I have heard that every tree here, whether private or not is protected? Will research this further and hope that i get meeting to find out Hollands way?Wonder if a tree officer has to be from Arb background, you would think so but the ones i have met are not....?

22nd April 2008, 12:05 AM	#7 (permalink)
blair duncanson Semi-mature vigorous tree Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: argyll Posts: 127	Re: Individual countries policy on tree care Thanks for that, local authority, if there is one, to the area, is where i'll look. Last time i dealt with local authority, it was a horticulturist that i dealt with. With all due respect, i think she was signing up protections for trees with the , governments plans being a priority, not the woodlands or the trees? I am working on a conifer nursery just now in Holland, f..k there are many varieties!! I have heard that every tree here, whether private or not is protected? Will research this further and hope that i get meeting to find out Hollands way?Wonder if a tree officer has to be from Arb background, you would think so but the ones i have met are not....?