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2021 LICH Green Industry Conference and Tradeshow in the Planning Stages

Best Practices

The New Normal

The world has become a scary and challenging place lately. Deemed “Essential” by the Dept. of Homeland Security, as well as most City and State governments, landscape and tree services...

Apr 14, 2020 | Comments Off on The New Normal

Business Tips

COVID-19 Operational Guidelines for Industry Companies

NALP Landscape Industry Guidance for Business Operations During COVID-19 The landscape industry, including lawn care, landscape maintenance, design/build, tree care, and irrigation and water management, takes employee and client safety...

Apr 3, 2020 | Comments Off on COVID-19 Operational Guidelines for Industry Companies

Invasive Species

IDENTIFYING AND RESTRICTING THE NEXT MICONIA

by Chelsea Arnott, CGAPS Planner What if we knew about Miconia’s invasive impacts elsewhere and had been able to restrict it from importation and sale in Hawai`i? Today, we have...

Nov 28, 2018 | No Comments on IDENTIFYING AND RESTRICTING THE NEXT MICONIA

Native Species

‘O’hia and Hibiscus Posters for Download

Download high resolution print ready Native plant poster files (see below). Posters created by LICH are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution. YOU ARE FREE TO: Share – You may copy,...

Apr 29, 2020 | Comments Off on ‘O’hia and Hibiscus Posters for Download

Certified Landscapers

Companies with Landscape Industry Certified Employed

If you are looking for a Landscape Company that employs, of is owned by, a National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) Landscape Industry Certified Technician or Manager, here is a...

Apr 22, 2020 | Comments Off on Companies with Landscape Industry Certified Employed

Hawaii Landscape Magazine

Latest Issue Hawaii Landscape Magazine

Here is the latest Issue of Hawaii Landscape Magazine ready for download and to read on your iPad, Lap Top, or Computer. Hawaii Landscape Magazine has a readership of over...

Apr 21, 2020 | Comments Off on Latest Issue Hawaii Landscape Magazine

Upcoming Events

Jun

Wed

8:00 am Webinar featuring Dr. Igor Lacan... @ Your Home of Office

Webinar featuring Dr. Igor Lacan... @ Your Home of Office

Jun 3 @ 8:00 am – 9:30 am

Urban tree managers face an ever-changing cast of pest problems, some that are brand new, some that are re-emerging, and yet some more that do not directly affect trees but may be observed in the course of tree work (and thus the client may ask their arborist for advice or management). Rather than focusing on a single pest, this presentation aims to quickly inform arborists about some problems that are new or might not have been noticed before. In this presentation we will briefly review twelve pests – four diseases, seven insects, and one mite – that may be observed by arborists working in California, although not all are widespread (yet). For each pest, we will briefly cover the identification and life cycle, will review the damage caused, and will provide additional resources for learning and managing these problems. Dr. Igor Lacan is a University of California Cooperative Extension Advisor for the San Francisco Bay Area, specializing in urban forestry. Focusing on trees and water, Igor’s research projects explore emerging issues...

Jul

Sat

9:00 am Hawaii State Farm Fair @ Kualoa Ranch

Hawaii State Farm Fair @ Kualoa Ranch

Jul 11 @ 9:00 am – Jul 12 @ 5:00 pm

Children and Full Time Students FREE Ample Parking at Kualoa Ranch FREE Demonstrations, Workshops & Presentations Brought to you by the Hawaii Farm Bureau

Aug

Wed

8:00 am Webinar: Utility Vegetation Mana... @ Your Home or Office

Webinar: Utility Vegetation Mana... @ Your Home or Office

Aug 5 @ 8:00 am – 9:30 am

More information coming soon. Registration: $10.00 – WCISA Member – Normally $20.00* $20.00 – WCISA Member – Normally $30.00* *COVID-19 $10.00 discount (Limited Time) CEUs: 1.0 – ISA All registered attendees will receive a confirmation email (receipt) and a separate email with a link to the Zoom Webinar. An email reminder will be sent via Zoom the morning of the session. CEUs will be collected by survey link at the end of the session.

Sep

Wed

8:00 am Take it all off? The Bare-root w... @ Your Home or Office

Take it all off? The Bare-root w... @ Your Home or Office

Sep 2 @ 8:00 am – 9:30 am

When we plant containerized or B&B trees and shrubs, the goal is to get roots established into the native soil. Therefore, we need to remove all the barriers that interfere with establishment: the baskets, burlap, twine, and media. While root washing and corrective pruning is controversial to some in the industry, ongoing research demonstrates that this new procedure leads to substantial increases in tree establishment and survival. Not only do roots establish faster, but flawed root systems can be corrected and the tree will be planted at grade. Dr. Linda Chalker-Scott is Washington State University’s Extension Urban Horticulturist and ISA certified arborist, bringing science-based information to gardeners and landscape professionals. She is the award-winning author of five books and is the new editor for The Western Arborist. She is featured in The Science of Gardening video series produced by The Great Courses and was the first recipient of the Cynthia Westcott Scientific Writing Award from the Association for Garden Communicators. She also manages the Garden Professors blog and Facebook group, which...

Oct

Wed

8:00 am Webinar: Weeds and soils featuri... @ Your Home or Office

Webinar: Weeds and soils featuri... @ Your Home or Office

Oct 7 @ 8:00 am – 9:30 am

More information coming soon! Dr. Igor Lacan is a University of California Cooperative Extension Advisor for the San Francisco Bay Area, specializing in urban forestry. Focusing on trees and water, Igor’s research projects explore emerging issues in urban landscapes such as optimizing tree growth in stormwater facilities, as well as contribute to mitigating longstanding problems such as wood decay and failure in urban trees. Igor produces extension and outreach materials that transfer findings from the University to practicing arborists. Igor’s academic training includes urban forestry (PhD), aquatic ecology (MS) and ecology (BS) all from the University of California, Berkeley (Go Bears!). Registration: $10.00 – WCISA Member – Normally $20.00* $20.00 – WCISA Member – Normally $30.00* *COVID-19 $10.00 discount (Limited Time) CEUs: 1.0 – ISA All registered attendees will receive a confirmation email (receipt) and a separate email with a link to the Zoom Webinar. An email reminder will be sent via Zoom the morning of the session. CEUs will be collected by survey link at the end of the...

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