A Problem with the ISA Certified Arborist credential
Jeremiah wanted to talk about a particular sentence he wrote in a report regarding a lion-tailed tree. The outcomes of the work done by many companies is the same, regardless of if the work is completed or sold by a Certified Arborist or not. In other words, outcomes for trees are not necessarily contingent on the work being carried out by a Certified Arborist. Using that as an example, we talk about the need to reevaluate our relationships with and perceptions of tree care industry credentials. Check the full article below if you're looking for more concision: https://www.treefirst.org/articles1/c...

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