Presenter: Stephanie Ramthun and Selena
Format: E-Learning
CEUs:
ISA BCMA Practice: 1
Climber Specialist: 1
ISA Certified Arborist: 1
Municipal Specialist: 1
Aerial Lift Specialist: 1
Learning Objectives:
- Identify key anatomical features of bees and explain how their physiology supports pollination and colony function.
- Recognize safe and appropriate actions to take when encountering bee colonies in the field.
- Apply best practices for timing plant spraying to reduce negative impacts on bee populations.
- Implement arboricultural techniques that enhance bee habitats, including species selection and nesting site creation.
- Integrate pollinator-friendly approaches into urban forestry and landscape management plans to promote ecosystem balance.
Course Description:
Join us for an enlightening webinar on fostering a harmonious environment for bees while managing plant life effectively. This session explores the intersection of arboriculture and pollinator conservation, helping professionals understand how everyday practices impact bee populations. Whether you’re an arborist, landscape professional, or gardening enthusiast, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed to support pollinator health while maintaining thriving urban landscapes.
