The MN Certified Tree Inspector program was implemented in 1974 in response to Dutch elm disease and oak wilt. Since then, hundreds of communities, municipalities, and private tree care companies have staffed more than 800 certified tree inspectors in Minnesota. It is now administered by the Department of Natural Resources- Division of Forestry .
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How to maintain certification with recertification credit hours?
In order to maintain certification status you will need to attend annual recertification workshops and then submit those continuing education hours to the DNR. A total of 6 hours (4 hours at one event) are needed for recertification.
You can either attend one 6 hour session or two sessions that are at least four hours in length. See "recertification classes" for approved classes. Other courses need to be cleared through the University of Minnesota- Department of Forest Resources. For more information on recertification visit MN DNR. Recertification workshops will need to teach the latest information on any of the following:
1667 North Snelling Avenue
Falcon Heights, MN 55108