Living Tree Environmental Limited

One way to battle Mountain pine beetle!

Living Tree Environmental is always looking for ways to be more environmentally friendly. For example, this lettuce roof gingerbread house landscaped with a forest of asparagus is part of our 2022 resolution. Happy New Year everyone and stay safe!

On behalf of the entire Living Tree team, have a happy and safe holiday season and a great 2022! Stay warm!

As another growing season comes to an end there are things you can do to get your trees ready for 2022 . The optimist must always believe that summer will come again :). 1. Provide deep watering to your trees before winter freeze up. Let's hope it rains as well!! 2. Layer down a nice healthy "donut" of mulch to protect and insulate your tree's roots.... 3. Leave the leaves alone!!. Keep them on the ground and even better blend or grind them into the soil or grass. This will help retain nutrients for next season. 4. Use mesh wire to protect your valuable trees from mice, rabbits, voles and to some extent deer and moose. 5. Reduce the usage of de-icing salts on your roads and sidewalks. Sand, gravel and even ash from the fireplace are less hazardous to the surrounding environment. 6. Prune your trees to remove dead, dying and rubbing branches during their dormant period. Enjoy the fall and winter season everyone because it is a great time to be outside. Don't hesitate to contact the friendly team at Living Tree for more advice about how to keep your trees healthy!!

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we are live streaming at 2:00 p.m. with Knowledge Keeper Tim Poitras who will share his residential school e...xperience, and youth mentor Brad Bellegarde who will perform music honouring his parents residential school experience. https://youtu.be/162xhyPbKDI Let's listen together. --- Brought to you by the Traditional Knowledge Keepers Program supported by the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. See more

Jack pine budworm, a pesky forest pest found in the Boreal forest. The Living Tree team actively look for these and many other forest health agents all season long!

Fire and air tanker passing over top. The north is an action packed place.

Fiery skies have been the story of the past few days. Be safe out there.

Clear skies over the Churchill River.

A calm day on Deschambault.

Dutch elm disease (DED) season is in full operation. Help protect your American elm trees in your urban forest by getting a talented and knowledgeable crew like the team from Living Tree Environmental to survey your elm trees for DED symptoms.