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April 30, 2015

Wind damaged willow – Higher Hoopern ponds

Before and after shots of a badly wind damaged willow near Higher Hoopern ponds.  We’re not keen on felling trees, but this one was deemed […]

Streatham, Uncategorized by Mark
April 8, 2015

Tree works – Streatham, an update

The mobile platform arrived at 8.30 this morning and was set up to remove the offending branches causing the closure of the footpath from Mardon/Holland […]

Streatham by Mark
April 2, 2015

Tree works – Streatham

A number of trees on campus have been damaged in the recent high winds.  The Grounds team have closed the path by the Institute of […]

Streatham by Mark
January 28, 2015

New tree planting (and staff) – Sports

Our new Groundsperson, Ross has been kept busy in his first few weeks working with the University.  He has been improving areas at Topsham Sports […]

Topsham by Mark
November 20, 2014

Douglas Fir, Duryard

More fungus spotting on Campus, this time at the roots of a huge (30m+) Douglas fir at Duryard.  a Picus survey has shown that there […]

Streatham by Mark
November 20, 2014

Tree works on Campus

Following the post last week about the essential path closures we have now been able to remove the limbs – as you can see we had […]

Streatham by Mark
November 13, 2014

Paths closed at Streatham

The Grounds Team have had to close a couple of paths on Streatham Campus in the interests of public safety. The first is the pathway […]

Streatham by Mark
November 5, 2014

Felled tree near Queen’s

We have recently felled a tree at Queen’s.  The Scots Pine Tree located near Queens Drive was recently inspected and a Picus survey carried out. […]

Streatham by Mark
October 15, 2014

More fungus!

Our Outer Areas team have spotted this fungus on an oak tree at Duryard.  We understand it is a Fistulina hepatica, or Beefsteak Fungus.  It is, […]

Streatham by Mark
October 1, 2014

Important notice – essential weekend work taking place at St. Luke’s

Longstanding root damage to the Dawn Redwood tree (Metasequoia Glyptostobodies) near the Smeall Building, St Luke’s Campus, has caused disease and decay which now makes […]

St Luke's by Mark

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