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The Trees and Design Action Group (TDAG), brings together individuals, professionals, academics and organisations from wide ranging disciplines in both the public and private sectors to improve knowledge and good practice to support the role of urban trees through better collaboration in the planning, design, construction and management and maintenance of our urban places. We run free to attend online seminars - see 'Events'.
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The stand attracted a steady stream of interest and it was also rewarding for TDAG members to be able to meet up in person. The Urban Tree Walk led by Tony Kirkham and Kenton Rogers had a good following and many tales to tell about urban trees – not all encouraging which is why all of us working with trees have to ensure that trees that are planted become established with the chance to live long lives!
Newsletter – May 2026
This includes TDAG events and activities; events organised by others and an extensive list of new publications and research. We would like to encourage more research dissemination and so are introducing a ‘Research Round-up – Implications for practitioners’ inviting researchers to tell us about their completed projects and why they are relevant for practitioners working with trees. Please submit a short outline here.
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