
AbstractArboriculture in the public or private sector consists of more than tree care. It includes the administration of all services provided by a company or agency. These services are a combination of the technical, human, and conceptual skill resources of the employer and employees. These skills can be identified for arboriculture activities and obtained by recruiting formally trained people or can be developed through a variety of training programs.
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