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2024 Hawai’i Tree Jamboree- SPONSORS
Thank you for sponsoring this event! We cannot do it with out you! Donations of $1,000 or more will have the company logo on the competition shirts and on our Social Media! Please email your company logo to info@alohaarborist.com Mahalo to our Sponsors!2024 Hawai’i Tree Jamboree–Volunteer Sign-up
Event Dates: February 16th, 17th, and 18th, 2024 Volunteer Work Day - February 15th, 2024 Set Up: February 16th, 2024Event Address: Hilo, Hawai'iContact us at: Info@alohaarborist.com Please click HERE to sign up as a volunteer.2024 Minutes & Agenda
September 18th, 2024 Via Zoom Starts at 6:30 PM Join the Meeting Passcode:173405 January 2024-NO MEETING February 2024- NO MEETING March 2024 April 2024-NO MEETING May 2024- June 2024- July 2024 August 2024-DRAFT
2024- Hawai’i Tree Jamboree– Competitor Sign-Up
Loading... Location: Wailoa State Park Hilo, Hawai'i 96720 ScheduleProtected: AAA Board Members Only – Sample New Member Welcome Email
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AAA INFORMATION: Proper Pruning Techniques Pruning Shrubs Trees from the Ground Down AAA's Guidelines for Management of Coconut Palms TREE AND PLANT IDENTIFICATION: Hawaii Plant ID - This website requires you to have a Yahoo account and to join up. Hawaiian Ecosystems at Risk (HEAR) Introduced species management • species information • plants of Hawaii …About Us
Our Vision An Informed Public| An Educated Trade The Aloha Arborist Association has been connecting the tree stewards of Hawaii with resources and providing opportunities for industry education and networking for 44 years! We are dedicated to teaching our communities the benefits of trees and how to care for this important resource. Our Mission Promote …Become a Member
Support our Mission - Become a Member Your membership is critical to AAA - and you get some great benefits. Sign up for discounts on AAA events, meet other members, grow your career, and take part in building the future for Hawaii's trees. This can be done in TWO easy steps: 1. Fill out the registration form. …Donation Confirmation
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How can I become a Certified Arborist? The Certified Arborist credential is issued and managed by the International Society of Arboriculture. Earning a credential is a voluntary activity, but it demonstrates that you have the proper knowledge and skills, as well as a high level of dedication to your profession and …
Gregory K. Severino – Bigger Than Life
(Excerpted from “Aloha ‘Oe Gregory K. Severino,” Western Arborist, by Carol Kwan) Gregory K. Severino was a bigger than life part of Hawaii’s arborist community. He jumped into the role of Aloha Arborist Association’s president for nine years, from the late 1990s through January 2008, after a friendly …Helpful Links
AAA INFORMATION: Proper Pruning Techniques Pruning Shrubs Trees from the Ground Down AAA's Guidelines for Management of Coconut Palms ARBORIST INFORMATION: To learn about becoming a Certified Arborist, CLICK HERE To learn about becoming a Certified Tree Worker, CLICK HERE For OSHA info on safety in the tree care industry, CLICK HERE TREE AND PLANT …Industry Partners
Landscape Industry Council of Hawaii Western Chapter ISA (WCISA) International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Tree Care Industry Association ISA's Consumer Information Website: Trees Are GoodKeiki Corner
Tree Tricks, By and For Kids Please note some of these links are for commercial websites. AAA does NOT endorse any products or services connected to the websites shared by our young internet explorers. Mahalo! Learn How to ID The Trees in your Life Shared by Melanie, Age 11, Girl Scout, Pittsburgh, PA (March 2018) …Members
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Monthly meetings are generally held on the third Wednesday of the month, January through November. Sometimes meetings are rescheduled due to conflicts with other events. Regular meetings are held 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Meeting location is listed on the posted Agenda. The Annual Meeting in April is generally held at a different venue from the …Pay for Books
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Pests and Trees Workshop March 2015 Tree Biology Basics Handouts Tree Biology Basics Presentation Entomology Basics Handouts Entomology Basics Presentation Pests of Trees and Palms in Hawaii Handouts Diagnostic Process Handouts Diagnostic Process PresentationRegistration Open for Hawai’i Tree Jamboree – Maui
Maui Green and Beautiful and Aloha Arborist Association invite you to REGISTER NOW 2nd Annual Greg Severino HAWAII TREE JAMBOREE Climbing and other events • Fun for the Whole Family Saturday Feb. 03, 2018 MAUI HIGH SCHOOL KAHULUI, MAUI Advance registration due by Saturday January 20th - don't wait, register now! CLICK HERE for details …Sponsorship
If your company is interested in sponsoring one of Aloha Arborist Association's events, please contact our Andrew Kendall, Treasurer, at: andrew@klshawaii.com(808) 220-3452 Mahalo! Mahalo to our Sponsors!Technical Information for Arborists
ARBORIST INFORMATION: To learn about becoming a Certified Arborist, CLICK HERE To learn about becoming a Certified Tree Worker, CLICK HERE For OSHA info on safety in the tree care industry, CLICK HERE SOIL INFORMATION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI'I: Soil Analysis Service A Guide to Soil Testing for Hawaii's Residents Testing Your Soil: Why …Trainings
Aerial Rescue Certification Class DATE: Saturday, June 22nd, 2024 --OAHU LOCATION: Lyon Arboretum FEES: $75 for AAA Members $150 for Non-Members Full payment is required prior to the training date. Training will begin promptly at 8:00AM. Please arrive early to sign in. MEMBERS ONLY Aerial Rescue Other Full Name, Phone Number & Email Address NON-MEMBERS …
Tree Care Near Manu-o-Kū Breeding Sites
Lessons from AAA's Kaulunani Project Manu-o-Kū, or White Terns, are protected by law and beloved by Oʻahu's communities. They lay eggs on bare tree branches, and tree workers are encountering them in ever greater numbers in the Honolulu area. Before this project, different tree services had different approaches to work near manu-o-Kū. It turned out …