TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Trees give us shade, they give us fruit and they give us life. But it takes a lot of work to keep our trees healthy. Friday was the start of the Arizona Community Tree Council’s ...

Saying that a recent tree-climbing school was hands-on is a bit of an understatement. As an arboreal activity that requires a whole-body commitment, the course held Aug. 12-15 by Penn State Extension ...

The Epiphany Friction Hitch is an original creation by Knotorious designed for arborists and tree climbers. This hitch focuses on smooth rope control, reliable grip, and efficient performance within ...

Although Mel Hamilton is completely at ease when she works high in the branches of a tree, she said her mother was anxious while watching her compete in the Illinois Arborist Association Annual Tree ...

Scientists learn how to ascend and study the world’s tallest trees. Tree Climbing School at Dorena offers a demanding 4-day training to teach ecologists and scientists the skills they need to ascend ...

The Soft Sticht Friction Hitch is a rope technique designed for arborists and tree climbers that can function effectively without a rope wrench. This method offers smooth rope control and reliable ...

ENFORCEMENT OFFICER CHARGES. ONE THING WE KNOW FOR SURE -- HE CAN AFFORD AN ATTORNEY. "TREE CLIMBING" HAS BECOME A PRETTY POPULAR SPORT, AND THE 8TH ANNUAL NATURAL STATE TREE CLIMBING COMPETITION IS ...

Tree climbers from around the world took to the trees at Owen Park to compete in the Midwestern Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture's (MWISA) Tree-Climbing Qualifying Competition.

How salt is made; a boot camp for tree climbing; Tualatin pumpkin regatta. The legacy of salt making is explored, from the days of Lewis and Clark to the modern facilities of Jacobsen Salt Co. Then, ...

With spikes on his shoes, a helmet on his head, a rope on his harness and a chainsaw on his belt, Ken Gragg starts to climb.

On an October day in Plumas National Forest, Alex Lemnah traverses the canopy of an incense cedar nearly 100 feet off the ground, listening carefully for the sound of a branch snapping under his feet.