TreeAH (tree assessment for heritage status)
TreeAH is a method of assessing whether trees are sufficiently important to be assigned Heritage Status. It is an evolution of TreeAZ and relies on the same principles for deciding if a tree is important or unimportant. Its purpose is to help tree managers and all others interested in trees to systematically assess the suitability of trees for the Heritage designation. Its basic principles are common to Heritage tree identification around the world and it can be applied internationally, with local modifications.
TreeAH is currently in the final stages of design and field testing and unavailable for wider release at the moment. In the meantime, if you have any specific enquiry about this method, then contact us at jeremy@TreeAZ.com and we would be pleased to update you on its progress.
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