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Founded in 1924, the ISA is a scientific and educational organization dedicated to fostering a better understanding of trees and tree care through research and the dissemination of information world wide.

The American Society of Consulting Arborists (ASCA) is a non-profit professional society created to develop and preserve the highest standards of performance in the field of arboricultural consulting.

The National IPM Network is an evolving and cooperating group of Universities, Government Agencies, and Other Organizations coming together to provide up-to-date, accurate information for pest management.  See also University of California Integrated Pest Management Online.

NAA develops safety and education programs, standards of tree care practice, and management information for arboriculture firms around the world. They provide continuing education, training, conferences and publications to promote the safe and appropriate practice of tree care.

The goal of this volunteer organization is to support the educational activities of the University of California Cooperative Extension and to operate for scientific and educational purposes, promoting horticultural education and service to the community and provide continuing horticulture enrichment for members.

Created in August 2000, the California Oak Mortality Task Force is a non-profit organization that brings together public agencies, other non-profit organizations and private interests to address the issue of elevated levels of oak mortality.  See also the Marin County University of California Cooperative Extension on Sudden Oak Death.