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Welcome to the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture. The PNW-ISA is a professional affiliation of arborists and urban foresters in the Pacific Northwest. The ISA has more than 14,000 members worldwide.
Professionals. If you're a tree care professional or PNW-ISA member, check out the pages under our Professionals heading to learn about upcoming industry events, buy professional publications, view current job openings and much more.
Want to become a Certified Arborist? Check out the Certification Page for the ins and outs of this program. And, if you haven't joined PNW-ISA yet, the Membership Page lists all the benefits of membership.
Public and media. We have lots of information for home gardeners and anyone interested in trees. Want to hire a professional arborist? Our lists of Consulting Arborists and Commercial Arborists are excellent resources to locate arborists in British Columbia, Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
We'll also help you learn how to take care of your trees. Our Tree Care Page answers common myths about trees, including topping, pruning and how to save trees.
The Pacific Northwest Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture is your professional tree care resource. So put our membership to work for you. And thanks for visiting.
CURRENT HOT TOPICS
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NEW! Sale at the PNW-ISA webstore! We've marked down the prices by 15%. Here's the link: http://www.cafepress.com/pnwisa
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NEW - Check out the PNW-ISA Calendar of Events page for a new update on Spring 2008 classes.
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NEW - The PNW Chapter now has a list of Certified Tree Risk Assessors. Click HERE to download the updated (April, 2008) list. For more information on becoming an Assessor by attending the Tree Risk Assessment in Urban Areas and the Urban/Rural Interface course, visit our Calendar page.
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The PNW Chapter is announcing a price reduction on the video, Spartree. Check out the News page for details.
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New Web Pages: Visit the Hazard Tree Prevention Webpage for more information on how to keep your trees healthy.
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