If you're looking to work on trees in Texas, the most respected and sought after credential is an ISA arborist certification. To get the tools and knowledge you need to pass the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) certified arborist exam, you can access the Texas Certification Exam Tree Master Lists in PDF format. Additionally, the Texas Forest Service has a Tree Identification Website and Presentation of Tree Identification Slides from the Texas Forest Service in PDF format (1.6 M). For those looking to expand their arborist certification to include the management of trees on public property, there is also a municipal arborist specialist credential.
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