The Hazard Tree Handbook was first written as a guide to managers of outdoor recreational sites to protect their guests from failed trees and themselves from liability. Today it is being used by arborists, attorneys, government risk management officials, homeowners and outdoor enthusiasts. It is a guide to identifying and treating hazardous trees. Failed tree accidents are preventable. This book presents information about what causes trees to fail and how to prevent harm from them.
About the Author
Earl Kong acuquired a Bachelor of Science degree in Forest Management from the Oregon State University in 1975. He then completed an internship with the Bureau of Land Management studying forests, insects and diseases.
He has spent the last 25 years, as a professional forester, analyzing trees and their environment in North America.
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