Urban Tree Risk Management A Comprehensive Framework Part I Mississippi Urban Forest Council Urban Forestry and Green Infrastructure Conference Mississippi.

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Urban Tree Risk Management A Comprehensive Framework Part I Mississippi Urban Forest Council Urban Forestry and Green Infrastructure Conference Mississippi Museum of Natural Science Jackson, Mississippi February 7-8, 2012 Dudley R. Hartel, Center Manager Urban Forestry South Athens, Georgia

Presentation Outline – Part I  Definitions  Planning & Management – Tree Risk  The 10 Steps  Resources & Standards  Summarize the Risk Management Framework

Definitions  Risk... is the combination of the likelihood of an event and the severity of the potential consequences. In the context of trees, risk is the likelihood of a conflict or tree failure occurring and affecting a target, and the severity of the associated consequences – injury, damage, disruption.

Definitions  Hazard... Is a likely source of harm (or the consequence). In relation to trees, a hazard is the tree part(s) identified as a likely source of harm.

Definitions  Risk Assessment... is the systematic process to identify, analyze, and evaluate tree risk.... is the process of inspecting and evaluating the structural condition of trees and the harm that could occur when a failure occurs.  Tree Risk Evaluation... Is the process of comparing the assessed risk against a given risk criteria to determine the significance of the risk (a key concept is “threshold”).

Dudley R. Hartel, Center Manager Urban Forestry South Athens, Georgia Questions! Urban Tree Risk Management A Comprehensive Framework

Why Manage Tree Risk  To avoid consequences...

Why Manage Tree Risk  Eliminate urban forestry “feast and famine”...

Find Problem Mitigate Fairly Common UF Workflow NowLater Dealing with problems as they occur

Inventory & Plan Management UF Management Workflow Management and Planning Cycle NowEnd of Cycle

Inventory & Plan Management UF & Risk Management Management and Planning Cycle Assess Risk Plan NowEnd of Cycle

Tree Risk Management Communities can deal with risk & their identified hazards in several ways: 1.Risk Avoidance 2.Risk Management Your community decides how to management trees to reduce undesirable consequences.

Dudley R. Hartel, Center Manager Urban Forestry South Athens, Georgia Questions! Urban Tree Risk Management A Comprehensive Framework

Risk Management Program Design A Ten Step Process 1.Assess the tree resource 2.Review current management practices 3.Assess fiscal and human resources 4.Identify program goals 5.Formulate a tree risk management strategy 6.Prioritize inspection and corrective action 7.Select a tree rating system 8.Write a comprehensive risk policy 9.Implement the tree risk management strategy 10.Evaluate program effectiveness

What Do You Have Assess the tree resource Review management practices Assess fiscal & human resources

What Do You Want Identify program goals Formulate a risk strategy Prioritize inspections & actions

Getting What You Want Select a tree rating system Write a risk policy Implement the tree risk strategies Evaluate program effectiveness

Dudley R. Hartel, Center Manager Urban Forestry South Athens, Georgia Questions! Urban Tree Risk Management A Comprehensive Framework

Resources: Tree Risk Management  Urban Tree Risk Management: A Community Guide to Program Design and Implementation – NA-TP – Jill D. Pokorny, USDA Forest Service, St. Paul, MN  Primer on Risk Analysis: decision Making Under Uncertainty (Chapter 1) – CRC Press - Charles Yoe  ANSI A300 (Part 9)-2011 Tree Risk Assessment a. Tree Structure Assessment – TCIA  Best Management Practices: Tree Risk Assessment – ISA – T. Smiley, N. Matheny, S. Lilly – 2012  A Photographic Guide to the Evaluation of Hazard Trees in Urban Areas (2 nd Edition) – ISA – N. Matheny, J. Clark – 1994  Guide for Plant Appraisal (9 th Edition) – ISA for CTLA – 2000  Storms Over the Urban Forest (2 nd Edition) – L. Burban – USDA Forest Service

Risk Management – ISO Communication MonitoringAssessment

Definitions  Urban Tree Risk Management... is the comprehensive framework for communicating, assessing, monitoring risk, and mitigating hazards associated with that risk.

Dudley R. Hartel, Center Manager Urban Forestry South Athens, Georgia Discussion & Questions! Urban Tree Risk Management A Comprehensive Framework

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