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As Western Australia moves out of bushfire season and into the cooler, wetter months, the focus for many contractors shifts from fire mitigation to storm preparedness. The same vegetation that posed a fire risk over summer can soon become a hazard in high winds and heavy rain, with fallen limbs, blocked access tracks and unstable trees creating safety and operational challenges. For arborists, winter storms can mean long days responding to emergency call-outs, clearing access and managing...

Philip Price, RelyOn Arborists, climbers and those new to the industry will gather in the Perth Hills this March for a day dedicated to practical learning, industry connection and celebrating the importance of professional tree care. ArbWest Arbor Day 2026 will take place on Saturday 28 March at the Perth Hills Discovery Centre, bringing together arborists from across Western Australia for hands-on workshops, demonstrations and practical training designed to strengthen skills and knowledge...

In Western Australia, our trees work hard. From the scorching heat of Perth summers to wet winter storms, trees are essential assets in our urban and regional landscapes. They provide shade, reduce heat, support biodiversity and enhance livability — but their long-term health depends on what lies below ground. While canopy health is often the most visible indicator of a tree’s condition, the real story frequently begins underground. Why Roots Matter Root damage can cause tree decline and...