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I do a yearly assesment in the park of the Castle where we do a lot of work. They have 90,000 visitors a year, so lots of traffic under the trees. 3 years ago we had a talk with their insurance company about it. They said that as long as I do a yearly assesment and submit a written report of...

One can't. All one can do is come up with a reasonable risk assesment on a given tree, based on experience and knowledge. Then look at the number of people who pass under that tree yearly and decide from that if the tree poses enough of a danger to have to be removed. At least that is my modus...

'Bout like the chance of being hit by a falling meteor. "For civilians" does that mean that military personnel has a larger or smaller risk of being killed by trees?

It is good to take a course like that for the simple reason that it makes you think differently. Besides, you never know what it can lead to. I've started doing a lot of risk tree assesment for the local State forest. I find it wastly interesting to diagnose those trees and they pay me good...