2007 Spring

Arboriculture in the 21st Century by Kevin Bassett and Russell Peters The science of Arboriculture is advancing rapidly as is most every area of science. Our understanding of trees has increased dramatically during the relatively short period (26 years) of our company’s existence. New treatments for improving the health, beauty and safety of trees are [...]

Arborilogical’s Pastenes Wins 2006 Texas Tree Climbing Championship Goes on to Win Belayed Speed Climb in World Event by Kevin Bassett 2006 was a banner year for Arborilogical Services during the Tree Climbing Championships at the Chapter and the International level. In May, Miguel Pastenes won the Texas Tree Climbing Championship with an incredible performance in [...]

Dallas Urban Forestry and Vision North Texas On June 8, 2005, the City of Dallas accepted a $100,000.00 Texas Forest Service Partnership Grant, effectively establishing the position of Urban Forester within the Park and Recreation Department.  The Dallas Urban Forester is responsible for “the planning and administration of an urban forestry program encompassing challenges associated [...]

Deep Rooted Employees Most companies these days are used to a revolving door of employees, but here at Arborilogical Services our experience has been quite the opposite. We are blessed with a staff of professionals that devote their career to caring for your trees. Arborilogical Services has been in business in the DFW area for [...]

Plano’s Bob Woodruff Park Site for 2007 Texas Tree Climbing Event The 2007 Texas Tree Climbing Championship (TTCC) is set for April 20th and 21st in the southern section of Bob Woodruff Park in Plano. This annual event is free to the public, and is held to establish the best overall Tree Climber in Texas. [...]

The President’s Message Does your community place a high value on the proper maintenance of trees and include them as an important part of the green infrastructure in planning for future growth?  By the year 2030, the DFW region expects to have more residents than the states of Colorado and Oregon combined.  The livability and [...]