Workshops

2021 Offerings

ISA Tree Risk Assessment - FULL COURSE

November 1-3, 2021 | Monday 8-5, Tuesday 8-5, Wednesday 8-12 | Bristol, RI | COURSE IS FULL

The ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification(TRAQ) program provides an opportunity for professionals in the arboriculture industry to expand their knowledge through education and training in the fundamentals of tree risk assessment. Bring your business to the next level. DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS October 1, 2021. Members $625, Non-members $750. 14.5 CEUs

ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification - RENEWAL

November 5, 2021 | 8am-5pm | Virtual | COURSE IS FULL

You can renew your ISA Tree Risk Assessment up to eighteen months prior to your expiration date. Register today to renew your qualification! This is a one-day, virtual course. Info Sheet on Virtual Course vs. In-Person Course. The deadline to register is 10/8/2021 Cost: $220 member; $260 non-member. 5 CEUs

ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification - RENEWAL

December 1, 2021 | 8am-5pm | Virtual | REGISTER TODAY

You can renew your ISA Tree Risk Assessment up to eighteen months prior to your expiration date. Register today to renew your qualification! This is a one-day, virtual course. Info Sheet on Virtual Course vs. In-Person Course. The deadline to register is 11/1/2021 Cost: $220 member; $260 non-member. 5 CEUs

Webinar Central

New England Chapter members* can view the videos for FREE and then pay to take the quiz to receive ISA CEUs. *You will need to login to view these webinars.

I wanted to take a minute to let you know that last week’s TRAQ workshop lead by Mark Duntemann was fantastic. Mark is a wonderful teacher and his Italian arborist associates added a lot to the program as well. I try to attend a fair amount of events and generally seek out educational opportunities to further my arboricultural knowledge. This was by far one of the better uses of my time in recent memory. Mark and his team made quite an impression. He’s knowledgeable, presents information clearly and is a quality representative of our profession.

The venue was quite nice and I appreciate the discounted room rate at the Hanover Inn (one of the nicer places I’ve stayed in…which isn’t saying much about me).

We need more programs like this and I look forward to attending future events where Mark teaching.

Keith Bernard

Regarding Mt. Auburn Cemetery and the Mature Trees and Landscape Preservation Workshop: That place is AWESOME! I've rarely seen Fagus trees that large and perfect. Of course they have problems and their days are numbered....

Great gig - and good CEUs.

Dave Hopkins