February News

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You might think a chainsaw is just a tool of destruction. We see it differently. This month, discover how we’re using chainsaws to create habitats, salvage valuable timber, and champion sustainable solutions in the aftermath of recent storms. We’re not just cleaning up; we’re creating a sustainable legacy.

January News

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We are delighted to present our monthly newsletter, designed exclusively for our esteemed community.  Here at The Chainsaw Environmentalist, we are dedicated to keeping you informed about our initiatives, achievements and collaborative opportunities to foster a sustainable future.
Scottish Elm felled from Edinburgh City Centre and cut with our mobile saw mill

Where do trees go?

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In recent times, biomass fuel has seen a huge increase in demand, so much so contractors are now being paid for their woodchip and in large enough quantities, it will even be taken away straight from site.
Tree Surgeons in Falkirk, Central Scotland

Scottish Climate Week

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For the final day of Scottish Climate Week, we want to summarise some of the key points we have made regarding our drive to steer our company towards doing the right thing for the natural environment and the climate over the past week.
The Sycamore Gap Tree - Guy Percival

Where does a tree go when it crosses to the other side?

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Following the unacceptable vandalism of the Sycamore Gap tree and it rightfully gaining significant traction with the UK media, it raises some wider questions, particularly around...
Scottish Tree Specialists In Falkirk

Scottish tree specialists saw a new future for long-lived giants

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Many of Scotland’s trees can last multiples of the average human lifespan. For Andy O’Neill, of O’Neill Trees & Timber Ltd, there is something fundamentally wrong about simply turning our backs on these ancient giants.