I commend you on this.
That's the world's view of an arborist.
For the record, I've ripped the pics in order so we have our own editing history of an arborist at Wikipedia. When push comes to shove there'll be no BSing this forum or what we did.
Look at this sentence.
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Closely related careers include landscapers, tree farmers, and nurserymen. Those professions are closely related because each one utilizes much of the same technology, education and training.
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Why is that even in there? When was the last time either one of those 3 did aerial rescue, rigging, complex tree climbing, large and hazardous tree felling etc? My goodness, we wonder why our profession treats us like some lawn man or gardener and here's our public face reinforcing that.
Here's a copy of the pics (in order) on the current page, I didn't download the full sized pics
(when you click on them over there) 
Now we need to think carefully of what 5 pics need to show. I think 1 of the picks has to be those large tree transplants Sean Freeman does. That my friend is more than a nurseryman planting a flower.
Pics I see needed.
Transplant
Pruning spurless at height (deadwooding maybe)
Removal with spurs
Crane/tower combo
Reports/assessments
Now look at this line
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and the most difficult credential to achieve; the Board Certified Master Arborist (BCMA).
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Maybe over there but over here there's no multiple choice sit down test for an Arb qualification at all and BMCA might not stack against L5's and L6's here? who knows. The world is bigger than USA though.
Yes, great project, I think we should fix that place up.