Tree Inventory and Assessment.pdf

This document is a Tree Inventory and Assessment Report prepared by Tree Solutions and Environmental Consulting Services, Inc. for Kama'aina Kids at He'eia State Park on March 2nd, 2020. The comprehensive report details a thorough inventory and assessment of trees and palms within the park boundaries, identifying 340 trees/palms across 32 different species. The assessment includes detailed information for each tree such as tree number, species, attributes (diameter, height), condition rating (health, structure), priority rating, and specific mitigation recommendations.

The report highlights several key findings and recommendations: four dead standing coconut palms require immediate removal, one monkeypod tree needs significant crown pruning and vine removal, five trees (three coconut palms, one java plum, and one brassia tree) with structural concerns in high traffic areas should be removed within the next year, and four ficus microcarpa trees require treatment for gall wasp and lobate lac scale infestation. Additionally, eighteen trees (fourteen monkeypods, one mango, one avocado, one hala, and one kukui tree) are recommended for crown pruning to address minor risks. The remaining 306 trees are considered low priority and require minimal mitigation at this time. The assessment provides a comprehensive spreadsheet with detailed information for each inventoried tree to support future management decisions.