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Elements and Performance Criteria

  1. Establish performance metrics and analyse resources
  2. Determine urban forest asset value
  3. Review policy documentation
  4. Develop and document management plan

Range Statement


Performance Evidence

The candidate must be assessed on their ability to integrate and apply the performance requirements of this unit in a workplace setting. Performance must be demonstrated consistently over time and in a suitable range of contexts.

The candidate must provide evidence for and demonstrate:

researching models of urban forest management

establishing the key performance metrics and outcomes to be assessed incorporating specific parameters from the client brief

determining the data sets to be collected required for objectives of managing the resources and needs of stakeholders

analysing urban forest for resources

determining agents and conditions affecting urban forest health

analysing species spatially in target geographic areas using geographical information systems (GIS)

determining canopy density targets

determining outcomes in social, environmental, public health, economic, and aesthetic terms

determining asset value of single tree and forest based on value criteria of client and relevant benchmarks

performing cost-benefit analysis of forest assets

analysing variation in asset value within relevant variables

analysing and reviewing relevant policy documents for meeting performance metrics and desired outcomes

determining statutory, liability and risk issues requiring consideration

identifying stakeholder requirements and perceptions

evaluating the extent of impact and outcomes of proposed policy documents

creating policy determinations on tree assets and record as reports

creating and document urban forest management policy

developing appropriate conceptual framework for urban forest management

determining the requirement for street tree master plans

setting vision and objective statements

determining quantifiable goals

using tree inventory and mapping data management software as required

establishing and maintain inventories and databases

developing implementation and operational plans

developing and document an urban forest management plan

use of industry standard terminology to describe urban forest management.


Knowledge Evidence

The candidate must demonstrate knowledge of:

models of urban forest management

key performance metrics

data sets

urban forest resources analysis

tree assets

urban forest health

spatial analysis of trees

geographical information systems (GIS)

canopy density targets

outcomes in social, environmental, public health, economic, and aesthetic terms

asset value of single tree

asset value of forest

value criteria

relevant benchmarks

cost-benefit analysis

forest assets

variation in asset value

variables

performance metrics

stakeholder requirements and perceptions

policy determinations

urban forest management policy

conceptual framework

urban forest management

street tree master plans

vision statements

statement of objectives

quantifiable goals

tree inventory

mapping data

mapping data management

mapping data management software

inventories and databases

implementation plans

operational plans

urban forest management plans.