The need for accessible quality green space in our urban areas has never been more important than now. Discover more on the benefits of long term green infrastructure: https://t.co/FrE9Q5SdwL #treetuesday
Additionally it is our guarantee that moving forward all flyers or doorhangers are delivered by an employee that was wearing gloves and a mask. We thank you for your continued support. 2/2
During this global pandemic our number one priority is the health and safety of both our clients and employees. Arbutus Tree Service will remain open to service your tree care needs. However, we are now offering entirely contactless consultations and estimates. 1/2
Regional parks across the region are seeing many more visitors than usual. At this time we cannot emphasize enough the importance of social distancing. Leave 2 metres between yourself and others at all times. Parks are open 7am - 8 pm. #regionalparks#flattenthecurve
#Treetalk update: Did you know that "Green Roofs" can reduce temperatures by up to 7 degrees celsius? Click the link to read more about the effects of green architecture.
https://t.co/vLOzngqhcV
A worldwide planting programme could remove two-thirds of all the emissions from human activities that remain in the atmosphere today, a figure the scientists describe as “mind-blowing”. https://t.co/bWYi6aNuvD
After lots of work, excited to announce that https://t.co/rrzWx7yOMc has gone global! 🌴 Now over 6 million #opendata trees from Australia, USA, Canada, UK, France, Spain and Portugal. 🌲 Is your city on there? 🌳
Built with #opensource and @Mapbox. Enjoy! ❤️ #gischat#augistribe
We are hiring! If you are an Arborist in the Vancouver area, or know an Arborist in the Vancouver area, check out our job posting here:
https://t.co/eh5rPoD3Gb
#TreeTalk update:
Did you know that natural landscapes along roads can reduce crash rates by 5-20%?
Click the link to learn how and why trees can make roadways safer.
https://t.co/Gyy08vjtXO
Caring for our existing trees is just as important as planting new ones..."must take a multi-faceted approach..." says @AmForestFndn https://t.co/sz5UbBX6J4
We love trees because they provide shade, pull pollution out of the air, and create more beauty. We love planting them because the process fosters an environment that empowers volunteers to protect the environment around them and bring people closer together!
Tree Talk Update; Did you know birch trees can scrub up to 79% of ultra-fine particles from the air? Clink the link to read on.
https://t.co/N2qAGBEIpG