Arborist - Research Article from Macmillan Science Library: Plant Sciences

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 2 pages of information about Arborist.

Arborist - Research Article from Macmillan Science Library: Plant Sciences

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 2 pages of information about Arborist.
This section contains 566 words
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Arboriculture is the care of trees, shrubs, and other woody plants. An arborist is a professional who cares for these plants. Many career opportunities are waiting for arborists in the tree care industry.

Arborists are people who like to work outdoors with their hands, enjoy helping the environment, take pride in their work, and prefer work that is physically and mentally challenging. Arborists combine physical skills, technical knowledge, and a sincere interest in trees to gain personal satisfaction and earn a good living.

Trees have enormous value. They produce oxygen, filter impurities from the air and water, and help to control erosion. They provide shade and can significantly lower heating and cooling costs. When properly selected, planted, and maintained, they greatly increase property values.

Trees are the largest and oldest living things on Earth. It may seem strange to think that trees need help to survive in urban...

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