Excerpt from How to Recognize and Reduce Tree Hazards in Recreation Sites<br/><br/>Outdoor recreation offers many enjoyable experiences but there are associated risks, such as the property damage and personal injury that may be caused by falling trees or branches. It is the recreation site manager's responsibility to provide as safe an environment as possible for public use. If an accident occurs, it may be up to the courts to determine whether adequate precautions were taken to reduce hazardous conditions or whether the accidents resulted from natural causes beyond the manager's control. If managers cannot prove they took reasonable steps to reduce hazards in their campgrounds, they may be found negligent and held liable for the accident.
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