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 Upland & Wetland Communities:
- Inventory and evaluate ecological signs of protected plant and tree species.
- Identify space requirements for preserving the integrity
of natural plant communities.
- Develop specifications for controlling invasive species and enhancing the diversity and function of native plant associations.
- Devise plant restoration and mitigation plans inclusive of site preparation, plant selection, planting and establishment practices and construction cost estimates.
- Appraisal of tree and landscape values.
- Local government tree management plan designs and specifications.
- Site planning for significant wildlife habitat protection.
- Scouting for listed species within set aside habitats.
- Diagnostic and remedial services for vegetative communities.
- Grand tree measurement and condition evaluations.
- Coordinate wetland/upland tree removal, bracing and restorative cuts.
- Permitting and supervision of all pruning operations including mangroves by ISA Certified Arborist to ensure compliance with Best Management Practices and regulatory requirements.
Conventional Landscapes: Provide ecology based landscape specifications and administer contracts.
- Procure or contract grow quality plant material to satisfy Florida Grades and Standards.
- Formulate landscape maintenance plans to invigorate natural landscape features while conserving water with tissue and soil sampling for diagnostics.
- Devise tree protection strategies including space requirements, aeration and drainage controls.
- Prescribe remedial care for reversing decline symptoms in trees associated with environmental disturbance, disease causing organisms and site development.
- Site planning for sustainable landscapes.
- Production of silviculture Best Management Practices (BMPs) and contract growing/monitoring.
- Coordinate and monitor root pruning procedures, organic and biological soil amendments and ANSI A300 pruning techniques, as well as tree aging, growth rates, soundness and chemical penetration.
- Plan designs and permitting are signed and sealed by Meryman Environmental Certified Arborists, Urban Foresters and/or Horticulturists.
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