The American Society of Consulting Arborists

Since 1967, the American Society of Consulting Arborists (ASCA) has been dedicated to providing Consulting Arborists with the tools and knowledge they need to deliver a stronger work product to their clients. Membership in ASCA is an investment in your continued professional development. From the educational information you’ll receive to the connections you’ll make, being part of the ASCA community will help you grow your consulting practice. Learn more about becoming a member here: https://ow.ly/ugKy50Cm9le

Last chance to register and earn ASCA and ISA CEUs! “Restatement of Torts §929 – A Legal Perspective on Valuing Tree Loss" will be presented by James Komen, RCA #555 on March 25 at 12pm ET. This webinar is FREE for ASCA members! https://ow.ly/lJgL50Vmbgf

The Bradford pear tree, already banned in three states, is now under scrutiny in Tennessee. Rep. Clay Doggett is encouraging colleagues to support a statewide study of the negative, or otherwise, impact of the Bradford pear tree. #ASCA #ConsultingArborists Learn more here: https://ow.ly/hewq50VlyYy

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The blog post emphasizes that content marketing for consultants helps attract ideal clients by showcasing expertise through valuable, consistent content like blog posts, podcasts, and videos. #BusinessTips #ASCA #ConsultingArborists Learn more here: https://ow.ly/rhA150Vke3X

A small invasive insect has been detected in two more Michigan counties, making a total of 11 Michigan counties where the pest has been detected and is killing off hemlock trees. #ASCA #ConsultingArborists Learn more here: https://ow.ly/QpIb50Vk0cB

The Cape Cod Rail Trail extension into Barnstable, Massachusetts, is advancing to Phase 3, which involves tree cutting along the proposed path. #ASCA #ConsultingArborists Learn more here:https://ow.ly/SGbz50ViyPH

March's #BookoftheMonth is "Around the World in 80 Trees" by Jonathan Drori. Drori uses plant science to illuminate how trees play a role in every part of human life, from the romantic to the regrettable. #ASCA #ConsultingArborists https://ow.ly/UA4n50Vhpuq

The Virginia Department of Forestry is offering a Callery Pear Exchange Program, allowing residents to receive free native trees in exchange for removing invasive Callery pear trees, including the Bradford pear. #ASCA #ConsultingArborists Learn more here: https://ow.ly/ARBR50Vhp2a

This blog post outlines ten types of problematic clients that consultants should avoid, including those who are disrespectful, indecisive, unresponsive, constantly haggle, expand project scope without compensation, or delay payments. #BusinessTips #ASCA #ConsultingArborists Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eu2cCwrq