(2) "FORESTRY" INCLUDES:

(I) CONSULTATION, INVESTIGATION, EVALUATION, OR PLANNING
OF ANY FORESTRY ACTIVITY THAT IS DESCRIBED UNDER PARAGRAPH (1) OF THIS
SUBSECTION; OR

(II) HAVING RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY FORESTRY ACTIVITY THAT
IS DESCRIBED UNDER PARAGRAPH (1) OF THIS SUBSECTION.

(3) "FORESTRY" DOES NOT INCLUDE:

(I) THE SERVICES OF A TREE EXPERT, AS DEFINED UNDER §
5-415(C) OF THE NATURAL RESOURCES ARTICLE;

(II) PRACTICES AND SERVICES GENERALLY PROVIDED BY:

1.	AN ARBORICULTURIST;
2.	A GARDENER;
3.	A HORTICULTURIST;
4.	A LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR;
5.	A LANDSCAPE GARDENER;
6.	A NURSERYMAN; OR
7.	AN ORCHARDIST; OR

(III) THE CUTTING, HAULING, HANDLING, OR PROCESSING OF
FOREST PRODUCTS.

[(c)] (D) "License" means, unless the context requires otherwise, a license
issued by the Board to practice forestry.

[(d)] (E) "Licensed forester" means, unless the context requires otherwise, an
individual who is licensed by the Board to practice forestry.

[(e) (1) "Practice forestry" means to apply, for compensation, scientific
techniques to the protection, management, and use of trees and related resources,
whether found in large numbers and areas commonly known as forests, woodlands,
and woodlots or in small groupings and individual trees in suburban and urban
settings.

(2) "Practice forestry" includes:

(i) to consult, investigate, evaluate, or plan any forestry activity
that is described under paragraph (1) of this subsection; or

(ii) to have responsible charge of any forestry activity that is
described under paragraph (1) of this subsection and is performed by another.

(3) "Practice forestry" does not include: