Tree Safety Experts
A passion for connecting people with nature
What is a Tree Safety Expert?
EVERY DAY IS AN ADVENTURE
Providing safety critical cover for the more adventurous projects is what we do. We specialise in assisting clients capture dramatic sequences and experience nature in new, immersive ways. These have included guiding presenters 25m up into amazing trees at locations around the UK, and scientists up to 40m in the tropics.
We are delighted to work with organisations who recognise our professionalism and safety protocol. Join us for a short climb into key aspects of the role.
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“EVERY DAY IS AN ADVENTURE!”
With 12 years experience as a tree safety expert, with specialised industry qualifications, I connect people with nature through tree climbing, safely guiding people into dangerous environments, collaborating with clients like Canopy Access, Furnace TV and BBC Studios.
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We believe in making adventurous projects possible.
Every project starts with listening to your requirements and will involve comprehensive assessments of risk and planning. Utilising the most appropriate industry-standard equipment, we will facilitate your adventure.
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From small companies to film and tv, we take a safety-first approach to ensuring our clients stay safe whilst working at height in environments that can be both exciting and challenging.
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Highlights have been with BBC in the ancient pine forest of Glen Affric, with renowned presenter, Professor Jim Al-Khalili for Furnace TV, and for Canopy Access on Operation Wallacea expeditions deep in the jungles of Honduras.
Dawn climb with a scientist from the bird team, Cusuco National Park, Honduras
WORKING WITH INDUSTRY
Industry, institutions and organisations such as the BBC Studios, ITV, Furnace TV, Royal Institution and Canopy Access have incredibly high standards and we are proud to be recognised as a company they are delighted to work with.
Chat to us about your project
TREE CLIMBING FOR SCIENCE
Safety in the canopy
We take a safety-first approach to ensuring our clients stay safe whilst working at height in environments that can be both exciting and challenging.
As Tree Safety Experts, projects are often in highly challenging environments however, safety is always a key aspect of our work.
“Trees really are amazing!”
Current projects
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Assisting projects
Using rope access skills to assist projects like the Glasgow Peregrine Project
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Raptor monitoring
Helping conservation through studies by the Dorset Raptor Study Group.
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Canopy science
Discovering new behaviours and species in the cloud forest canopy.
On the ropes
Guiding, rope access & talks
Whether it’s scaling trees or abseiling from the top of iconic city buildings in the heart of Glasgow, using my industry recognised skills is an exciting way to work in conservation. I enjoy working in partnership on projects which foster an appreciation of nature and help to inspire the next generation of young conservationists, for a better future for us all.
Guiding a family adventure for Wild Scotland, Traquair House (2022)
Working with treasured trees and special sites such as National Parks, historical gardens and Sites of Special Scientific Interest
Volunteering
As an active volunteer verify tree records for the Woodland Trust's Ancient Tree Inventory as well as hunting for new records. I also carry out monitoring and research on rare raptors in partnership with Forestry England as a member of the Dorset Raptor Study Group.
Live cameras
Live camera action!
As well as working with TV presenters, a lot of my work involves assisting the install and maintenance of live nest cameras on the nests of some of rarest wild birds.
From cleaning the lens of the Loch Garten Osprey camera to the logistics of an eagle camera install, great care and expertise is required and all work is carried out under licence and in association with the land owner.