Arboriculture: Online Resources

NZ Arb intends to be the foremost professional organisation for arborists in New Zealand, by being the primary authority for arboriculture and the leading source for arboricultural information for arborists, governing bodies, and the general public.

This website celebrates this rich arboreal heritage, both endemic and introduced. Documented here is a growing list of some of our finest trees on current record.

A tree register of this nature is never complete or up-to-date. Some trees on record may have grown considerably since they were last measured or, indeed, may not exist anymore. Many fine trees may still await discovery, hidden away in back yards, national parks, gardens and countryside

Arboriculture & Urban Forestry (AUF) is the International Society of Arboriculture’s bimonthly, peer-reviewed journal. This Open Access scholarly publication serves as ISA’s main outlet for disseminating new and original research findings centered on the care and management of trees in urban environments. Originally titled the Journal of Arboriculture, AUF has been regularly published since 1975. Its long tenure demonstrates ISA’s commitment to fostering a greater appreciation of trees and promoting the research, technology, and practice of professional arboriculture.

EDIS publishes articles developed in support of the Extension mission of the University of Florida, “… dedicated to developing knowledge in agriculture, human and natural resources, and the life sciences and to making that knowledge accessible to sustain and enhance the quality of human life.”

EDIS disseminates articles that have been developed by University of Florida scholars to meet the needs of Florida audiences as identified through our Extension programs. They have undergone peer review and administrative approval as described below to ensure that information is not just correct but authoritative and relevant to current needs.