International climbers Clay Winter and Nicky Ward-Allen led the points table, placing first and second, at the NZ Arbor/Husqvarana 2012 Wellington Regional TCC in Whanganui on Saturday. Auckland climber Shaun Hardman came in third.
This is the first Wellington Regional to be held outside the Capital for some time. Whanganui turned ..
The next Open Masters Challenge is scheduled for the River City (Whanganui) on January 5, 2013
Father of the Open Masters Challenge concept ..
How many Wellingtonians will venture out of the city this weekend to travel North to Whanganui? And we might be in for a shower or two to boot… so pack your raincoats!
The 2012 South Island Regional TCC in Christchurch attracted 32 climbers, Waikato/Bay of Plenty last weekend 40 climbers. Now, ..
The Aerial Rescue event presents the greatest challenge to TCC novices. Some newbies are so daunted by the prospect of rescuing a 'workmate' under the watchful eye of their peers they flag the event away altogether.
As far as Treetools is aware all Waikato competitors made an attempt at the Aerial ..
Photographs shot by Treetools on the weekend at the 2012 NZ Arbor Husqvarna Waikato Bay of Plenty Regional TCC, Ferrybank Park, Hamilton are now available for ..
Earlier in the month the South Island Regional TCC attracted 32 climbers but the Waikato topped their Southern neighbors with over 40 tree climbers competing in the 2012 NZ Arbor Husqvarna Waikato Bay of Plenty Regional TCC on Saturday at Ferrybank Park in Hamilton.
The Work Climb and Aerial Rescue events ..
Paul Cox testing his Hitch Hiker which has the friction device below the hitch rather than above as it is with the Rope Wrench. The Hitch Hiker has the potential to change the game yet again.
Sure. There is plenty of controversy, but we are ..
The 2012 NZ Arbor/Husqvarna South Island Regional TCC attracted 32 tree climbers earlier in the month.
The Waikato/Bay of Plenty Regional TCC is scheduled for this weekend at Ferrybank Park in Hamilton - what are the Moo Loos chances of beating the Cantabrians in attracting numbers?
Quite high by all accounts!
Treescape ..
The pace of change in the arb industry is taking many by surprise.
Some companies have chosen to bury their heads in the sand and loudly proclaim 'old school is for real arborists' while others are happy to ride the wave of innovation.
Most tree climbers are keen on the new ..
Read any of the TCIA publications and you'll quickly see the challenge of finding (and retaining) good staff is universal. It's the same here in New Zealand where there is a country-wide shortage of qualified, experienced arborists particularly those with leadership skills.
Why is it that our young men do not ..
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