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• Tree climbing in Oregon

  6 June, by Yac

  A treeclimbing video in 500-year-old Douglas Firs near the McKenzie River

• Treeboat on the Oregon pacific coast

  3 June 2009, by Yac

  A photography of a tree climber who install a hammock camping in trees

  This photography was taken by “Pacific Tree Climbing Institute” , you can see their gallery at this link: http://www.pacifictreecli...Gallery Website: www.pacifictreeclimbing.com

• Treetop exloration of old growth trees in Oregon

  3 June 2009, by Yac

  Pacific Tree Climbing Institute on OPB TV

  Tree-top Tour Producer - Jim Newman; Videographer & Editor - Todd Sonflieth Read more >>

• A Treetops Travel

  28 May 2009, by Yac

  Great video which captures the spirit of tree climbing.

• Tree climbing rainforest photography

  19 May 2009, by Yac

  Gallery of beautiful tree climbing photo by Canopy Access Limited

  This photography was taken by “Canopy Access Limited” a compagny founded in 1998 to provide camera assistance and technical rigging solutions for the wildlife TV industry in the rainforest canopy. They regularly operate in extremely remote forest locations throughout the tropics. From the Amazon to the Congo to the towering forests of Malaysia and Indonesia. You can see their gallery at : (...)

• The TREE SHADE SYSTEM

  14 April 2009, by Tree Climbing Workgroup

  A new tree climbing assessment chart

  The TREE SHADE SYSTEM is a new tree climbing assessment chart with seven classes of difficulty. Each one is divided into three subclasses. Altogether, there are twenty-one subclasses, from Ia (very easy) to VIIc (extremely difficult). The TREE SHADE SYSTEM is based on five indicators : Structure (tree shape), Height, Access (first footholds and handholds), special Difficulty and Extension (main interval between two branches). A degree from 0 to 4 is given to each indicator according to its (...)

• Canopy research & conservation by Nalini Nadkarni

  4 April 2009, by Yac

  Treetop exploration, tropical epiphytes and sharing knowledge to understand nature.

  Called "the queen of canopy research," Nalini Nadkarni explores the rich, vital world found in the tops of trees. She communicates what she finds to non-scientists — with the help of poets, preachers and prisoners. Nadkarni teaches at Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington.

• Professor Stephen C. Sillett - Humboldt State University

  7 November 2008, by Yac

  Kenneth L. Fisher Chair in Redwood Forest Ecology

  Professor Stephen C. Sillett, Kenneth L. Fisher Chair in Redwood Forest Ecology at Humboldt State University, is recognized as the foremost expert on redwood trees. Sillett and his students changed the way scientists looked at redwood forests when they began climbing the trees and discovered crowns supporting a rich community of life. Sillett’s pioneering research and findings have been chronicled in scientific journals such as Nature, American Journal of Botany, Ecological Monographs, (...)

• Video of Canopy World

  6 November 2008, by Yac

  Canopy research by the Global Canopy Programme

  www.globalcanopy.org

• Tree climbing video in the world’s tallest redwood

  6 June 2008, by Yac

  Tree climber: Steve Sillett - Narrator: Jim Spickler

  See more about Steve Sillett & Jim Spickler

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