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Why do we need TRA?

-Urbanization


-BC provincial parks


-BC forestry

What is risk?

Probability an undesirable event will happen


Quantifiable (can estimate the probability of occurrence)

What is Tree Risk?

The probability of a tree (or some part of it) failing.

What do you look at during a TRA?

-visual tree assessment (examine the tree in detail considering root system and check stem for hollowness)


-Detailed tree assessment ) climbing, root excavation, resistograph readings on stem or large roots)

describe the procedure of TRA (ISA style)

-Assess probability of failure


-Assign rank value


-Add up 3 ranks


-Reccomend an appropriate action

What is meant by Basic Tree Cost?

Replacement cost of a tree.

What is meant by species rating %?

Subjective rating based on individual qualities.

What is meant by Condition rating %?

Overall health and structural integrity of the tree.

What is meant by Location Rating %?

Trees placement in the landscape.

What are four examples of recommendations that you can make after assessing a tree for risk?

-Remove tree


-Manage the area


-Modify tree


-Combination of above

What are some things that allow an invasive species to be successful?

-Climate


-Lack of predators


-Large introduced population


-Reproductive output


-Host plant


-Growth pattern

How much do invasives cost per year in US?

$137 billion

How many non-native forest insects are there in the US?

455

How many forest pests are there in Canada?

181

What are some Urban impacts of pests?

-lowers property value


-tree replacement costs


-increases AC costs


-Allergies (gypsy moth)

What are some City impacts of pests?

-Hazard trees


-Tree removal/costs


-Tree replacement costs


-Increased public calls


-Budget adjustments, triage

What are some pathways into Canada for pests?

-Infested wood packaging material


-Christmas ornaments

What are some survey methods for asian gypsy moth?

-Visual


-Aerial


-light trapping


-Trap trees/logs


-Semiochemical traps

What three things are required for i-tree streets?

-Tree ID (Unique identifying number)


-DBH


-Street segment

What 3 things can i-tree streets calculate?

-Structure


-Function


-Value