For my architect associates out there ~ architectscan.org/tree-campaign

As I sat in the van, writing up a work recommendation, I looked out the window and saw this, putting a rainbow out over my day.

some arborists are so funny e.g. "i'm a dangerous tree specialist" or "i specialise in high value trees". like what do you think the rest of us are doing

Turn your back for a day and citizens have started planting trees where tree pits once were! #noholdingthemback

Hello #Nottingham! I'm visiting your great green city this week looking for remarkable urban trees to include in my next book. Do you know where I should be looking for them? Or do you know a special tree? I'd love to get your suggestions 🌳🌲🌳

'The measure of any great civilization is its cities and a measure of a city's greatness is to be found in the quality of its public spaces, its parks and squares.' - JOHN RUSKIN

Street trees are amazing - these are just a few of the environmental benefits they bring to our neighbourhoods:

Hey Twittersphere, we're designing a new web interface for our local authority, for citizens to log tree enquiries. I'm looking for good examples from other authorities. Suggestions of where to look welcome please.

The older I get, the more I appreciate this. And unlike my younger self, I appreciate it more because it's so fleeting.

There's a Biodiversity Net Gain consultation running until 27 Sep Defra UK. You can respond by email [email protected] or via this link: consult.defra.gov.uk/defra-net-gain… Here's some of what we said 1/

Calling Tree Officer colleagues(and all other treescape supporters) to read this...

There's a time and a place, but I'm not sure this is either. Local authorities must do better in explaining the benefits of trees and their canopies to citizens.

Tree Equity. I think this may be one of the missing pieces for a local authority wanting to strategically decide where to plant trees. Watch this (UK) space. youtu.be/YlnfR1dC7rM

Keep tweeting Sarah, it has more effect than I expect you imagine.