For organisations with large vegetation footprints, our tree mapping service makes tree management and risk mitigation initiatives possible at scale.
What is a Tree Mapping Report
An Independent Arboricultural Service tree mapping report gives grounds managers and key stakeholders a portable and easily referenced tool for discussion, planning and decision making and day-to-day activities with regard to trees and other vegetation assets.
Our tree maps are precision GPS-plotted using high accuracy equipment (including the optional Trimble R2). The tree mapping reports are accompanied with a photo to visually identify each tree of interest, along with a reference code as a unique identifier. This makes it possible to carry out sophisticated, long-running plant health care program on a tree-by-tree basis with no chance of confusion/mistaken identity.
Our tree mapping reports are provided electronically so you can review and share them as required.
Who uses a tree mapping report?
Schools
Universities
Parklands
Hospitals
Government buildings
Landscape architects
Independent Arboricultural Services produces accurate, GPS-coordinated digital tree maps of schools, playgrounds, universities, hospitals and anywhere else a tree management plan is needed for safety and insurance reasons.
Roger Rankine capturing the coordinates of a tree using a Trimble R2 GNSS receiver for plotting into an Independent Arboricultural Services Tree Mapping Report.
Tree map of an outdoor education centre north of Brisbane.