Spectrum Resource Group Inc.

We are excited to be Spruce sponsors for today's WFCA Annual Conference, Expo & AGM, their first even virtual event. Learn more about the event at: https://wfca.ca/wfca-annual-conference-tra/conference-2021/

With trained firefighting personnel as a part of every crew, wildfire mitigation is at the forefront of all operations. Spectrum has the infrastructure, equipment and skilled labour that enable the successful and safe completion of any job size and in any location throughout Canada. Treatments include manual and mechanized tree thinning and removal, mulching, chipping, pruning, firewood production and burning. Visit https://www.srgi.ca/services/forest-management/ to learn more.

"Caulks" (pronounced corks) are metal spikes that are attached to the bottom of boots that reduce the risk of slipping when the wearer comes across slippery wood and other materials.

Meet team member Jesse Bazergui! Jesse has been with Spectrum since May of 2012 and has a number of roles with our team, starting with transmission line herbicide application while in University before moving on to work in fire mitigation and mountain pine beetle control. While he still continues to work on fire mitigation projects, he also manages invasive plant management contracts in the summer. In his time off, Jesse enjoys woodworking, camping and boardgames! Follow the link to read the rest of Jesse's bio: https://www.srgi.ca/jesse-bazergui-meet-our-team/

Last February, our crews helped clear brush and dead treesa hazard as they can become fuel for a wildfire as temperatures begin to rise. Do your part to help keep our forests safe, if you see something that looks suspicious, call your local authorities at *5555 (BC) 310-FIRE (Alberta) https://www.cbc.ca///kamloops-wildfire-prevention-1.546489

Planting bags are a set of three to four large pouches made of vinyl that are sewn onto a waist trap. A pouch is usually large enough to carry a 5-gallon water jug. These can be used for a number of items: loose trees, full bundles, plot cords or water bottles.