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This course fulfills the MN Certified Tree Inspector recertification requirement for 2020. Please complete the course by December 31, 2020 to maintain your Tree Inspector Certification through 2021. Please allow approximately two hours to complete all the components of this course.
This is a free course provided by a grant from MN Department of Natural Resources and USDA Forest Service. This course consists of 12 video segments on best planting practices presented by Gary Johnson, Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Forest Resources, University of Minnesota. You will complete a 20 question quiz and submit your DNR application for recertification to complete the course. A link to the course will be in your e-receipt. Any questions should be directed to Ryan Murphy at treesins@umn.edu Link to online course registration portal: https://learning.umn.edu/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=24905744 |
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MN Tree Inspector Program Survey
The purpose of the survey is to help keep the training workshops and certification program current and pertinent to the issues that each and every community in Minnesota is addressing.
Although our last survey was conducted in 2016, a lot has impacted urban trees in Minnesota: the further spread of emerald ash borer, bur oak blight, the decline in the health of maples, and the continuing issues with spruce and some of the pines. So it seems like a good time to get your opinions and observations again. Thanks for helping.
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Download a paper survey to return by mail
Although our last survey was conducted in 2016, a lot has impacted urban trees in Minnesota: the further spread of emerald ash borer, bur oak blight, the decline in the health of maples, and the continuing issues with spruce and some of the pines. So it seems like a good time to get your opinions and observations again. Thanks for helping.
Complete the Survey Online
Download a paper survey to return by mail
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