Can we plan works around this tree?
Map detectable roots near proposed buildings, utilities, or paths. Give arborists and design teams better information for tree protection planning.
Universities and Campuses
Protect the trees that make your campus.
Campus trees connect busy paths, buildings, gardens, and gathering places. We help grounds and facilities teams understand tree condition and plan care around the life of the campus.
Questions we can help answer
Make the next step clearer.
Why is an important tree declining?
Investigate the tree and its setting together. Soil, root, trunk, and canopy observations help narrow the questions and guide the next assessment or care decision.
How do we keep care consistent?
Keep records that new staff and contractors can use. Decide when to inspect again and compare changes across seasons.
The right tests for the question
Choose the right tests.
Look below planned works
Use root radar and site observations to investigate the relationship between trees and proposed construction. Agree the area to survey with the project team.
Explore root investigationsInvestigate the whole tree
Choose trunk scans, soil tests, or a drone canopy survey to suit the concern. Each test answers a different question.
Explore diagnostic methodsFollow change across campus
Combine repeat field measurements with aerial observations where useful. Track important trees and flag areas that need a closer inspection.
Explore campus monitoringWhat you take away
Findings your team
can put to work.
We agree what you will receive before work begins. This may include:
- Tree locations and a record of the investigation
- Findings relevant to the proposed works or care question
- Recommendations for follow-up and tree protection planning
- A plan for repeat checks on selected trees or collections
Caring for a historic tree or planning works across campus? Our arborists help your grounds, facilities, and project teams understand the findings and agree next steps.
Meet our teamA useful first conversation
Discuss your campus trees.
Share a campus map showing the trees of concern, relevant reports, and construction plans or deadlines. We can plan access and fieldwork around teaching, events, and site operations.