Supporting Ecology & Conservation projects in the UK
TREE CLIMBING & SAFETY SERVICES
TREE CLIMBING FOR SCIENCE
Welcome up into the trees!
As Tree Safety Experts, we often leave the world behind on an adventure into the trees, on journeys immersed in ‘tree time’. Working anywhere from 45m above the ground in the cloud forests of Honduras to TV shoots in trees in rural Dorset, we also carry out complex risk assessments, kit management systems and PFPE LOLER inspections.
See our projects below or go to publications for recent discoveries in forest canopy ecology and work on Schedule 1 raptors here in the UK.
Working with rare raptors for DRSG
Recent projects
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Research & Conservation
Working for nature
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TV & Media
Safety critical cover for industry
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Rope Access
Providing safety at height
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Canopy research
Surprising discoveries in the trees
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Tree safety experts
Tree climbing with the experts
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Adventure
Making your dreams come true
Safety is at the heart of what we do
ACCESSING ADVENTUROUS LOCATIONS
TV & Media
As Tree Safety Experts we provide safety critical cover for organisations, film, TV and media in adventurous situations. Bespoke systems keep clients, climbers and crew safe whilst we carry out your project.
When providing safety critical cover for our clients, from shows in the heart of London and film crews in trees around the UK, to science and conservation projects around the world, safety is always the first priority.
Filming for the BBC Horizon’s Secrets of the Brain with the fabulous Professor Jim Al-Khalili.
NEW RESEARCH IN TROPICAL FORESTS
Canopy Research
CAMERAS DISCOVERED BY MONKEYS
During camera trapping as part of ongoing research into mammal ecology in the canopy, it seems our camera has been spotted by this White-faced capuchin!
Camera trap footage from research into multi-species canopy latrines
“There are many pleasures and adventures to be enjoyed in the Scottish countryside but few can be as pure and elemental as climbing a tree!”
Journalist Gayle Ritchie on her adventure in a beautiful Copper Beech tree.
Tree time
“It’s really relaxing: I even close my eyes and feel quite sleepy, my earlier fears have completely vanished.”
We are always very aware that being amongst trees gives us something far more than just adventure. There is so much wonder at in the woods, from tree hugging to reconnecting with nature and the many and varied benefits of woodland and trees. You'll find it's well worth your while taking a moment to notice and enjoy your local trees as they may be positively impacting you and your health more than you realise. Explore our articles on trees and wellness below.
