Active Tree Services in Mona Vale, New South Wales | Tree cutting service

Active Tree Services

Locality: Mona Vale, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9997 4422

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25.01.2022 One of our team members in South Australia, Sam, came to the rescue this past week for the Save Our Wildlife Foundation Inc. Their volunteers were unable to deliver fresh daily leaves to the possums in their care due to isolation reasons, so Sam provided all the leafy greens they needed. #UbersEatsLeafService

24.01.2022 We are giving back to the Adelaide Hills community by providing garden mulch to residents of Hahndorf and surrounding areas. A complimentary mulch drop service is available for locals to access from the bottom carpark of the Hahndorf Oval Recreation Reserve, Echunga Road, Hahndorf. The mulch is a byproduct of our trimming program that takes place in the region every bushfire season. Aside from the aesthetic benefits mulch provides, mulch is vital in weed control and manageme...nt, improves soil health and assists in retaining moisture in the soil. #Treesday

24.01.2022 Actives City of Sydney team, Scott Lindberg, Mark McHugh, and Tommy Steinbacher, generously gave their time and expertise to the Wayside Chapel this past week, when they removed an 18 meter mature liquidamber that had partially failed during the February storms, leaving a significant structural defect that warranted its removal. Thanks to everyone involved for keeping our communities safe and green.

23.01.2022 Today for NAIDOC Week we take a look at ‘tree scarring’. This may be familiar to many people around Australia as we can still see the remnants of Indigenous Australian labour that assisted in the creation of objects such as canoes and shelter. Scarred trees have special significance to Aboriginal people today and a large number of scars can be directly connected to Aboriginal activities. To learn more about ‘tree scarring’, please visit the following link >>> https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au//aboriginal-scarred-tre

22.01.2022 THE ACTIVE ARCHIVES The first Active EWP - Old Red #active #activetreeservices #archives #trees

22.01.2022 THE ACTIVE ARCHIVES Nigel Deane & Brett Hannaford | Avalon 1984 #active #activetreeservices #archives #trees

22.01.2022 Positions Available: Join Active Today Active has opportunities across Australia, for full-time and part-time employment, and sub-contractors. If you have relevant experience and qualifications or looking for a new opportunity, please click the link below to view our current positions available. https://www.activetreeservices.com.au/join-us/

21.01.2022 TREE OF THE WEEK: Cape Lilac (Melia azedarach) #mahogany #tree #treeoftheweek

21.01.2022 TEAM MEMBER STORIES: DAVID WRIGHT For Supervisor David Wright a highlight of working for Active is that no two days are the same and each offers the opportunity to meet new people while experiencing different places. I enjoy the fact theres a new challenge each day and we get to work in all different areas, he reflects.... To read the full story, please click the link below >>>

20.01.2022 How to ask R U OK? at work. ALEC talks us through how to ask R U OK? at Work. Learn more at www.ruok.org.au/work

19.01.2022 THE ACTIVE ARCHIVES Active Stalwart, Swifty | 1987 #active #activetreeservices #archives #trees

19.01.2022 THE ACTIVE ARCHIVES: Aeration at the SCG | 1987 #active #activetreeservices #archives #trees

18.01.2022 Urban trees found to improve mental and general health People in urban areas have a lower risk of developing psychological distress and better overall health if they have more trees within a walkable distance from their homes, a study by University of Wollongong (UOW) researchers has found.

17.01.2022 NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Local community celebrations during NAIDOC Week are encouraged and often organised by communities, government agencies, local councils, schools and workplaces. If you are interested in any NAIDOC events that might be happening this weekend in your area, please visit >>> https://www.naidoc.org.au/get-involved/naidoc-week-events

17.01.2022 THE ACTIVE ARCHIVES: Early Active Fleet #active #activetreeservices #archives #trees

17.01.2022 Today for NAIDOC Week we take a look at some different plants and trees traditionally used by Indigenous Australians to create things such as medicines, tools and hunting and fighting equipment. These technologies have been used for thousands of years and passed down through generations to be still used today in some remote communities. "The application of knowledge to create technologies is an integral part of the heritage and future of Australia. It is also essential to sustainable development. In traditional Aboriginal societies science and technology were used to manage the environment for the benefit of all people. To learn more about Aboriginal plant use and technologies, please visit >>> https://www.anbg.gov.au//aboriginal_plant_use_and_technolo

16.01.2022 Active Tree Services is Australias largest vegetation management company. With more than 45 years experience, Active Tree Services uses its scale, expertise, equipment, technological capability and management systems to provide safe, reliable and efficient arboriculture, urban greening and vegetation management solutions. To learn more about Active, click the link below >>>... https://www.activetreeservices.com.au

15.01.2022 Riding Giant Logs in Japan's Dangerous 1,200-Year-Old Festival The oldest religious festival in Japan sees trees weighing as much as 9,000kg brought from the mountains of Suwa to Shinto temples in a two-month celebration of unity.

14.01.2022 At Active, our purpose is Keeping our communities safe and green. It drives everything we do, whether its delivering world class vegetation management services to help ensure public safety through bushfire prevention and tree safety management or urban greening through tree planting and watering. To learn more about Active, visit the link below >>>

12.01.2022 Our Active team in central Victoria enjoying some well deserved coffees and bacon and egg rolls, during what has been a pretty challenging time. Thank you for your ongoing commitment to the job and doing everything you can to stay safe, healthy and well while keeping our communities safe and green. #thankyou #active #activetreeservices #socialdistance #essentialservice #teamwork #committment ##safety #safeandgreen

12.01.2022 Bent into shape: The rules of tree form How do trees find their sense of direction as they grow? Researchers are getting to the root and the branches of how the grandest of plants develop.

12.01.2022 TEAM MEMBER STORIES: NIKKI BEDWELL Nikki Bedwell, the Victorian Health Safety Environment and Quality Advisor at Active is something of a wunderkind. At just 24 years old, she has the experience and responsibilities of someone much older, and thats because shes talented and ambitious. To read the full story, please click the link below >>>

11.01.2022 TREE OF THE WEEK: Deodar Cedar (Cedrus deodara) #cedar #tree #treeoftheweek

11.01.2022 A message from SA Power Networks: "Vegetation on powerlines are a big contributor for outages on the network + pose a risk during the upcoming bushfire season. To minimise this, the following areas are due for a trim across the next fortnight: Nuriootpa, Gladstone, Stirling, St Marys, Mt Gambier, Mount Barker, Mannum and Murray Bridge." You will spot our crews on the job, working to keep the community safe and green. #Treesday

10.01.2022 We recently were awarded the Flex Able Certification for 2020! The Flex Able Certification is awarded to organisations after a careful examination of when, where and how the companys employees work to ensure flexible work options are a reality. Active Tree Services has a genuine culture of flexible work and are happy to discuss what flexibility means to you at the interview stage. Examples include working from home, part time work, job sharing, flexible start and finish times.

10.01.2022 TREE OF THE WEEK: Fathers Day Tree #fathersday #tree #treeoftheweek

10.01.2022 TREE OF THE WEEK: Cilician Fir (Abies cilicica) #fir #tree #treeoftheweek

09.01.2022 TREE OF THE WEEK: Port Orford Cedar (Chamaecyparis lawsoniana) #cedar #tree #treeoftheweek

09.01.2022 Expressions of Interest: Subcontractors - Arboriculture and Vegetation Management Due to business expansion opportunities we are seeking Expressions of Interest from Subcontractors with powerline experience to work in regional NSW including Wagga Wagga, Riverina, Southern Tablelands, Blue Mountains, Lismore, Tamworth, Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour and Dubbo. We are seeking:... - Chipper Operators - Elevated Work Platform (EWP) Operators - Climbers - Spray Rig Operators - Scopers/Inspectors - Supervisors For more information or to apply online, please click the link below >>> http://jobs.activetreeservices.com.au//subcontractors-arbo

09.01.2022 The Worlds Loneliest Tree On Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean, some 400 miles south of New Zealand, is a single Sitka spruce. More than 170 miles from any other tree, it is often credited as the worlds loneliest tree.

08.01.2022 The Essential Guide to Australian Native Plants Nothing beats Australian native plants for colour all year round, and most importantly in winter when birds too will benefit from the nectar when food is scarce.

08.01.2022 THE ACTIVE ARCHIVES Mark Willcocks + Chipper | 1986 #active #activetreeservices #archives #trees

07.01.2022 7 Large Homes With a Small Footprint Just because you want some lofty rooms doesnt mean you dont have ethical and environmental concerns about a homes impact on the land. The more land a home sits on, the more stress it places on the local landscape, displacing flora and fauna.

06.01.2022 Forest Bathing Is Great for Your Health. Heres How to Do It In Japan, they practice something called forest bathing, or shinrin-yoku. Shinrin in Japanese means forest, and yoku means bath. So shinrin-yoku means bathing in the forest atmosphere, or taking in the forest through our senses.

06.01.2022 Team Member Stories: Andrew Stannard Every industry has its hierarchy of roles and arboriculture is no different. New starters begin with feeding trees into the chipper, some say the glamour position is climber and in between is stump grinding; a role that is more complicated than it sounds and definitely not for the faint hearted. To read the full story, please click the link below >>>

04.01.2022 Once a year we conduct helicopter inspections to identify vegetation close to powerlines. With the help of Helistar Aviation, our Scoping Inspectors carry out aerial patrols that form part of the annual bushfire program. We do this to mitigate the risk of bushfires in high bush fire and high growth areas coming into summer months. The use of helicopters significantly reduces our inspection time and can cover vast areas without the need to enter as many properties. Heli inspections are currently being held in the Mid north, Lower SE, Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu regions of South Australia.

04.01.2022 TREE OF THE WEEK: Beautyberry (Callicarpa) #beauty #berry #tree #treeoftheweek

04.01.2022 Who We Work With: Power Utilities Active has over a million spans nationally where we provide vegetation management services. We develop and deliver cyclic and reactive vegetation management strategies to ensure that outage and bushfire risk is mitigated and managed.

04.01.2022 Active Mobile Active Tree Services owns, develops and maintains an industry leading Vegetation Management System, referred to in the industry as Active Mobile (AM). Active Mobile is a GIS enabled works management system that enables complete end to end electronic distribution of works to field crew and completion and has been developed in-house over the last 12 years; we are currently running our 6th iteration of the software.... Click the link below to learn more >>> https://www.activetreeservices.com.au/active-mobile/

03.01.2022 Tree roots emerge from the ceiling in an installation by Giuseppe Licari Rotterdam-based sicilian artist Giuseppe Licari presents a network of tree roots hanging from the ceiling like foreign, organic chandeliers. his site-specific installation titled humus which refers to the soil layer that is essential for the growth of trees and plants.

03.01.2022 THE ACTIVE ARCHIVES Mark Willcocks | Bayview 1981 #active #activetreeservices #archives #trees

02.01.2022 What We Do: Power Utilities Active has over a million spans nationally where we provide vegetation management services. We develop and deliver cyclic and reactive vegetation management strategies to ensure that outage and bushfire risk is mitigated and managed. To learn more about what we do at Active, please click the link below >>> https://www.activetreeservices.com.au/what-we-do/

02.01.2022 This UK furniture maker doesnt build chairs, it grows them.

01.01.2022 As we celebrate NAIDOC Week around the country, we at Active will be sharing some posts that highlight the cultural significance trees have to our Indigenous Australian culture. Today we look at the dendroglyphs or ‘carved trees’ of the Gamilaroi and Wiradjuri people in Western NSW, as photographed by Clifton Cappie Towle before his death in 1946. The Wiradjuri people of central NSW carved complex designs into trees to mark the burial site of a celebrated man whose passing had a devastating effect on the community. It has been suggested that the carvings were associated with the culture heroes admired by the man in life and were thought to provide a pathway for his spirit to return to the sky world. To learn more about dendroglyphs, please visit >>> https://www.anbg.gov.au//Carved-Trees-Guide-State-Library-