Hurricanes and Trees
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The main goal of the program is to foster a healthy urban forest that is more wind-resistant. The program is aimed at citizens and communities who seek better management practices so that future storms are less likely to cause damage due to tree failure.
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| When |
Jul 25, 2018 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM |
| Where | 2629 Bayshore Boulevard Tampa, FL 33629 |
| Contact Name | Rob Northrop |
| Contact Phone | 813-744-5519x 54106 |
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1. Which trees are least likely to fail in high winds;
2. How to properly prune trees and palms to resist damage from strong winds;
3. How to recognize potentially hazardous trees;
4. Restoring hurricane damaged trees; and
5. Documentation needed with insurance claims for lose of trees.
A University of Florida arborist and forester will be on hand to answer any specific questions you or your community have concerning tree care.
