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By Anand Persad, Ph.D., ACRT Services Director of Research, Science, and Innovation What do insects like mosquitos, fleas, lice, and ticks have in common? They’re all classified as vectors by the World Health Organization (WHO). WHO defines vectors as “living …
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As an industry veteran, ACRT Consulting Utility Forester (CUF) Marvin Bush has a few tried and true methods when it comes to getting jobs done efficiently. Whenever he goes into a situation where he knows there might be a difficult …
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By Kaiden Grossi, fleet manager, ACRT and Bermex The North Carolina Vegetation Management Association (NCVMA) has a long history of supporting North Carolina (NC) State University’s program through several yearly scholarships. The NCVMA places an allotted amount into the school’s …
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Megan Trujillo, a consulting utility forester III at ACRT, recently received a G.E.M. Award for her “significant performance in safety., a ” She was nominated by ACRT Operations Manager Pat Paternostro. Paternostro shared the following about Trujillo’s actions. Megan was …
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Marvin Bush, a consulting utility forester at ACRT, recently received a G.E.M. Award for his “significant performance in safety and leadership.” He was nominated by ACRT Operations Manager Jenny Forrester. She shared the following about Bush and his leadership in …
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Submitted by Brian Elam, operations manager, ACRT Carrie Lorenz Efird, consulting utility forester, recently reached her 10th anniversary with ACRT. She has a total of 18 years of utility vegetation management (UVM) experience and has been a staple to ACRT’s …
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By Richard Hendler, integrated vegetation management specialist, ACRT Services Safety is a noun – it’s the condition we work towards. It’s also an adverb, an action word – offering protection from risk. Safety is where we start with all we …
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By Bob Urban, senior manager, ACRT Services The history and prevalence of wildland fires have never been more timely topics than they are today. These fires — which can ignite because of lightning strikes, human error, and escaped prescribed burns …
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