Terms in Hong Kong

1. Areas of high traffic flow and high pedestrian flow including public parks, playgrounds, crowded streets, busy carriageways, car parks, busy footpaths, areas adjacent to schools, buildings, etc.
2. Tree Risk […]
   

1. Identify areas where tree failure will pose a hazard to public safety or cause disruption to human activity
2. Prioritise resources for tree risk management according to the frequency of […]
   

1. Identify valuable trees (i.e. Old and Valuable Trees and stonewall trees) and high risk trees within high priority areas.
2. Assess tree conditions in accordance with a standardised format with […]
   

Identify high priority areas where public will be affected if a tree fails.

In Hong Kong, this refers to

Mature trees with individual trunk(s) over 750 mm DBH / OVTs / stonewall trees that are not classified in ‘Black’ and ‘Red’ category

In Hong Kong, this refers to:

• Old & Valuable Trees confirmed with Brown Root Rot disease infection
• Mature trees with individual trunk(s) over 750 mm DBH / OVTs / stonewall […]
  

In Hong Kong, this refers to Dead trees and Non-OVTs confirmed with BRR disease infection.

The Guidelines for Tree Risk Assessment and Management (TRAM) Arrangement serve to provide technical and performance guidance on tree risk assessment, management, monitoring and maintenance. The key objectives are to: […]

The Guidelines for Tree Risk Assessment and Management (TRAM) Arrangement serve to provide technical and performance guidance on tree risk assessment, management, monitoring and maintenance. The key objectives are to: […]