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The Principles of Tree Hazard Assessment and Management (Research for Amenity Trees)

 
The Principles of Tree Hazard Assessment and Management (Research for Amenity Trees)   By Stationery Office Books
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 340
EAN: 9780117533554
ISBN: 0117533556
Label: Stationery Office Books
Manufacturer: Stationery Office Books
Number Of Pages: 388
Publication Date: 1999-07
Publisher: Stationery Office Books
Studio: Stationery Office Books
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Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5 The standard book on the managment of hazardous trees., 2000-11-01
Comment: Because of their size, trees are inherently hazardous, and the materials they are made from are biodegradable. They pose a risk to us, albeit we cannot live without them. David Lonsdale has devoted his life to observing and understanding trees, and is a recognised world expert on the subject of this book, namely the management of trees in order to meet the potentially conflicting objectives of minimising risk while prolonging their life. His book: illustrates the hazards that arise from growth or decay of trees: describes the latest scientific understanding of the causes and significance of the hazards: provides methods of making objective inspections of trees: suggests remedial and preventative action to reduce hazards, and reviews the importance of trees in our lives. This is one of those rare books that tells you what you want to know simply, without fuss or confusion. It has relevance wherever trees have to be managed, in urban or rural situations. Although the decay organisms described refer to those found in Britain and Europe, the fundamantal principles he devises for the sympathetic management of trees apply throughout the world. This book will become the standard reference for the subject, and will remain so for many years. It will be the vade mecum for arboriculturists, tree doctors, foresters, tree officers and insurers and lawyers involved in tree litigation. I commend it.