treesafety
nounUK /ˈtriːˌseɪfti/
US /ˈtriːˌseɪfti/
Tree safety means keeping trees and the places around them safe so nobody gets hurt.
The park ranger talked about tree safety before we started climbing.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The practice of checking trees for danger, like broken branches that could fall.
Good tree safety means checking the big oak after every storm.
3. Rules that help people stay safe when they work near or climb trees.
The workers learned tree safety before cutting down the old pine.
4. Keeping young trees safe from damage so they can grow strong.
Tree safety for saplings includes guarding them from hungry deer.