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Engineering & Construction
Basics of Arboriculture
time4-5hrs
timebeginner level
Arboriculture is the cultivation, management, and study of individual trees, shrubs, vines, and other perennial woody plants. This course establishes the importance of the historical context of Arboriculture. We then go through the steps taken to understand the role of an Arborist. Sign up to become an expert in trees and acquire the skills required to use them with various trees. This course will answer questions like "What is tree anatomy?"
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Basics of Arboriculture
This free online course provides instruction on the safe and proficient implementation of Arboriculture in life.
Arboriculture is the cultivation, management, and study of individual trees, shrubs, vines, and other perennial woody plants. This course establishes the importance of the historical context of Arboriculture. We then go through the steps taken to understand the role of an Arborist. Sign up to become an expert in trees and acquire the skills required to use them with various trees. This course will answer questions like "What is tree anatomy?"
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Module 1
10 Lessons
Introduction to Arboriculture
This module will begin by helping you analyse an overview of the historical context of Arboriculture. We will also help you find information on understanding the role and responsibilities of an Arborist. You will find answers to questions like: "What is the role of an arborist?" and "What is the Arboriculture industry in the UK?"
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Introduction to Arboriculture
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3.Tree Biology and Physiology
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4.Tree Identification and Taxonomy
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5.Tree Health and Assessment
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6.Tree Pruning and Maintenance
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7.Advanced Tree Care Techniques
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8.Tree Planting and Establishment
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9.Urban Forestry and Planning
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