Hey there, outdoor enthusiasts and safety-minded professionals! Are you ready to add an essential skill to your repertoire that could save lives and property? Our comprehensive program dives into the fascinating and crucial process of evaluating the safety and stability of trees in wildland and urban interfaces. Covering the A to Z of tree biology, structural defects, and environmental stress factors, this course is meticulously designed to give you the tools needed to identify potential hazards with confidence. Plus, we'll equip you with the latest assessment techniques and regulations to ensure you're up to speed with industry standards.

Now, imagine applying your newfound knowledge in the field – whether it's before a construction project breaks ground or in the aftermath of a storm. You'll be the go-to person for preventing danger and mitigating risks associated with unstable trees. By the end of this course, not only will you have a keen eye for spotting 'danger trees', but you'll also have a valuable certification that bolsters both your skill set and your resume. This isn't just about theory; it's about taking proactive steps towards creating safer environments in both natural and developed areas. Strap in for a learning adventure that's as rewarding as it is practical!

David Frank Altrows brings more than a decade of hands-on experience to his role as an educator in the field of forestry and arboriculture, emphasizing the importance of safety and expertise in managing potentially hazardous trees. With a robust background ranging from front-line fieldwork to collaborative research projects on tree health and risk management, David has garnered a wealth of knowledge and insights into the intricacies of ecological systems and the challenges posed by damaged or unstable trees in both urban and wild landscapes.

As an instructor of the "Danger Tree Assessment Awareness Course," David combines his practical experience with a dynamic teaching style to foster a deep understanding of the complexities involved in assessing and addressing dangerous trees. Passionate about preserving the delicate balance of nature while ensuring the safety of those who work within it, he has dedicated himself to guiding and mentoring his students in developing the keen observational skills and methodical approaches necessary to navigate this critical aspect of the forestry profession with confidence and competence.