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CurrentVisit the site at: http://gibneyce.com/index.htmlThe concept behind this website is to duplicate attending a conference for anyone interested in learning about tree management and landscape architecture, without the expense and hassle of leaving your home and office. Most of the articles are based upon my personal experience with updates from other professionals. Similar to a live conference, ten articles instead of lectures, provide up-to-date information about trees from researchers and leaders in the industry. Vendors, who have products or services of importance to arborists, have been invited to have a link to their websites from the pages of the Seminars. Unlike a live conference, Online Seminars operates 24/7 and changes articles every three months. This means new information all of the time. Many previous Seminars are also archived for reference purposes. At the end of each article you may take a test to earn professional re-certification credits from ISA, SAF, or ASLA, if you need them.The most popular section of the website is called "Topics" and it provides in-depth information on a wide variety of tree-related subjects. The Topics have become very popular for students and researchers who are looking for up-to-date information.The most visited resource is the Arborist Dictionary which contains the definition of over 1.000 terms pertaining to the care of trees in the city. These words and definitions are up-dated annually.In 2013, Online Seminars for Municipal Arborists merged with GibneyCE, which specialized in continuing education for Landscape Architects. Now both professions have updated resources available for professional development and the knowledge needed to produce a quality product. Other resources on the site include typical specifications for anyone who need this information for bidding purposes. Another major resource is a typical Street Tree Management Plan. Contact: lenphillips@yahoo.com
