BSI - Establishing trees in the landscape - Proposed British Standard

BSI - ESTABLISHING TREES TO INDEPENDENCE IN THE LANDSCAPE

Up to 25% of newly planted amenity trees fail to reach a semi-mature state, independent of the need for regular maintenance, in healthy and well-formed condition. Your response to this survey will help to inform a new British Standard BS8545 which will set out good practice guidance to address this issue. This is planned to include guidance on growing, supply, handling, planting and aftercare.

PLEASE RESPOND BY NO LATER THAN FRIDAY 12 AUGUST 2011

ABOUT YOU
This information will only be used to help analyse and categorize responses and, only if you agree, for further possible contact relating to the production of guidance on tree establishment in a proposed British Standards publication.

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* 1. Organization Name

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* 2. Your Name

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* 3. Job title / professional status (Tick main choice - if more than one applies, include under OTHER)

Local authority tree officer

Local authority landscape officer

Local authority planning officer

Local authority leisure officer

Other local authority officer

Arboricutural consultant

Arboricultural contractor

Landscape architect

Landscape contractor

Architect

Nursery supplier

Estate / parks / garden manager

Garden designer

Academic / researcher

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Would you agree to being contacted via email to provide further information? If so, please provide your contact email (this will only be used in connection with follow up contact relating to a proposed British Standard)