Singapore launches first national pruning guidelines to improve tree care and safety

Singapore's National Parks Board has released the country's first national tree pruning guidelines, establishing consistent care standards for trees along roads, in parks, and on public and private properties. The move is meant to improve tree health and public safety as Singapore manages its urban forest more systematically. According to Channel NewsAsia, the new standards provide guidance across residential, commercial, and institutional settings.

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