Plant Health Care
Tree Risk Assessment & Management
Trees & Construction
Urban Forestry
Tree Worker Safety
100

Synthetic compounds that act like insect hormones

Insect Growth Regulators

100

Two components of risk

Likelihood and Consequences

100

The area around a tree where the minimum amount of roots that are biologically essential to the structural stability and health the the tree are located

Critical Root Zone

100

The ability to maintain ecological, social and economic benefits over time

Sustainability

100

Four pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) that are generally required for all tree workers

Head Protection

Eye Protection

Hearing Protection

Leg Protection

200

Occurs when the pest population rapidly rebounds in the absence of natural enemies, which are slower to repopulate than the pest.

Pest Resurgence

200

People, property, or activities that could be injured, damaged, or disrupted by a tree failure

Targets

200

Area defined during site development, where construction activities and access are limited to protect the tree and soil from damage and to sustain tree health and stability

Tree Protection Zone

200

This type of policy statement should set out policies for identifying, assessing, reporting, and mitigating risks

Risk Management Policy Statement

200

Body touches energized conductor

Direct Contact

300

Releasing predators or parasites of an insect pest is an example of ___

Biological Control

300

The area that the tree or branch is likely to hit if it fails

Target Zone

300

A proven effective tool for soil aeration and radial trenching, causing much less root injury than mechanical excavation equipment

Air-excavation device

300

Legal regulations drafted and instituted to protect trees within a given jurisdiction

Tree Ordinances (Bylaws)

300

Touching an object in contact with an energized conductor

Indirect Contact

400

Process of observing, identifying, recording and analyzing what happens with plants in the landscape.

Monitoring

400

The risk remaining after mitigation

Residual Risk

400

If roots must be severed, this is how it should be done

Cut cleanly with sharp tools and prevented from drying out

400

A commonly used set of methods for appraising trees was developed by the ___

Council of Tree and Landscape Appraisers 

400

The area within the work zone where the crew expects but branches or logs to be dropped or lowered from above

Drop Zone

500

Organisms that are frequently encountered in landscapes, predictably cause injury to landscape plants, and may include noxious pests in the area

Key Pests

500

The degree of risk that is within the owner's/manager's or controlling authority's tolerance, or that which is below ta defined threshold

Acceptable Risk

500

A measure than can be taken to minimize compaction on a construction site

Spreading a temporary, thick layer of mulch over the site

500

Detailed plans, requirements, and statements of particular procedures and/or standards used to define and guide are called ___

Specifications

500

According to many standards the term "shall" denotes this

A Mandatory Requirement