Four core services: consultancy, tree relocation, tree installation, and preventative works, plus heritage and culturally significant projects. Here is exactly how we can work together.
The councils, contractors and landholders we work with are listed in our Client Roster, and the operators we partner with on larger lifts are in Crane Partners.
Russell Clark did not just build a business, he revolutionised how Australia thinks about tree preservation. You will see his work everywhere you go, from the Southbank Parklands to Toowoomba Botanical Gardens, from family homes to celebrity estates, and across virtually every local council in Queensland.
His true mastery lies not just in moving trees, but in setting them up for long term success in their new homes. His approach combines scientific precision with intuitive understanding, ensuring every relocated tree does not just survive, but thrives.
Book time directly with Russell for professional advice tailored to your project. Consultations are flexible and can be arranged for as much time as your project requires, with phone consultations and on-site inspections available. Russell's practical experience and specialist knowledge can help you make informed decisions, avoid costly mistakes and ensure your project is planned correctly from the start.
Our specialised tree spade technology relocates mature trees with precision, minimising stress and maximising survival rates. Start with the FAQ to see whether your tree is a candidate, then send us the details.
Installing a mature tree is one of the most transformative investments you can make for your property, and it is not easily changed once done. Invest in Russell's expertise to get it right from the start.
Poorly maintained trees can be a liability. Our arborist team can assess your specific tree care needs and provide professional pruning and removal services to ensure the health and safety of your property.
A culturally significant Eucalyptus polyanthemos scar tree in Wallumbilla was carefully preserved after being deemed too unstable to relocate. Following a smoking ceremony, the scarred section was saved with the intention of one day returning it to Country.
Source: Nikki Thompson, “Trees tell stories too,” Maranoa Today (12 September 2025). Read the full article (opens in a new tab)
The re-homing of the 120-year-old bottle tree reinforces New Hope Group's commitment to environmental sustainability and rehabilitation.
Source: “Bottle tree moved to accommodate expansion of New Acland Mine near Oakey,” The Chronicle (July 2024). Read the full article (opens in a new tab)
Beyond relocating trees for homes and developments, Russell has been trusted to work on projects with deep cultural significance. This includes helping preserve scar trees - living markers of First Nations history and craft - ensuring these irreplaceable pieces of heritage are protected for future generations rather than lost to development.
Historic Corduroy Bridge Preservation (June 2020)
Russell assisted in preserving two historic corduroy bridges unearthed during roadworks, at East Creek and West Creek in the Toowoomba area.
Video source:7NEWS Toowoomba on Facebook (opens in a new tab)
Toowoomba Regional Council
Maranoa Regional Council
Western Downs Regional Council
Brisbane City Council
Ipswich City Council
Goondiwindi Regional Council
Dept. of Transport and Main Roads
Goolburri Aboriginal Health Advancement Co.
Azure
New State Builders
Engage Group
Mack Power
Boulder Creek Wind Farm
Martin Brothers
Frenken Scapes
Hortum Landscaping
Mark Winter Constructions
McNab
FKG
Vestas
Cubico
Stanwell
Acland Coal Mine (New Hope Group)
Dyno Nobel
Send us the details and a few photos. If it can be moved, we will tell you how. If it cannot, we will tell you that too.
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