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RESPONSE TO LETTER BY DR JON HEUCH

In the latter part of his letter Dr Heuch says that "If a tree has been damaged in an accident and the owner requires compensation, a valuation method based on replacement or restoration costs combined with the value of any lost amenity may be more appropriate than one valuing the public benefits of the tree; similarly public policy might be better informed if the benefits, costs AND risks associated with managing trees are valued and combined".