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5 Environmental Benefits of Proper Tree Service

  • Writer: finepinetreesevice
    finepinetreesevice
  • Mar 19
  • 2 min read

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Trees are one of the most vital organisms to our ecosystem. They provide shade on hot summer days, and shelter from storms for both people and wildlife. Proper tree care is vital for the urban environment to thrive. The fastest way to offer this care is with pruning.


  1. Pest and Disease Management

    Tree with pest damage

    Pests and diseases can be detrimental to trees and to entire ecosystems. Once a pathogen has gotten into the vascular system of a tree it is often too late to save. However, if predators, pathogens, or parasites are detected on a tree's foliage or branches, an arborist will be able to prune the affected area and give the tree a chance to survive.


  2. Soil Health

    Soil with sprout

    Soil quality is very important for a healthy environment. Rich soil supports a diversity of microorganisms, insects, and wildlife. Trees provide natural mulch from twigs and leaves that compost and feed the soil.


    Proper tree mulching also helps create a favorable environment for beneficial fungi and worms. This creates a soil food web that is beneficial for the trees and any other plant life.


  3. Biodiversity

    Owl in tree

    Trees provide natural habitats for many species of plants, insects and animals. Roots soak up water, which prevents erosion and contamination of waterways with sediment. Leaves filter pollutants from the air. These processes support a thriving ecosystem and biodiversity, both of which are essential for the health of our environment.


  4. Proper Tree Selection Improves Ecosystem Balance

    Tree planting

    Tree selection is one of the first steps in effective tree care. Choosing a tree that is well suited for your landscape can minimize stress factors that lead to a variety of issues.

    Planting different species of tree gives your landscape a better chance to thrive because most pests are species specific. If one of your trees becomes stressed from a pest it is unlikely that other trees may be harmed by it.


  5. Risk Assessments

    Arborists looking at a tree

    A tree risk assessment evaluates a tree's health and structural integrity to identify safety risks. It ensures the safety of nearby individuals and property by analyzing factors such as species, age, size, and signs of disease or decay. The assessment examines the root system, trunk, branches, and foliage for potential threats. It also considers potential targets like pedestrians, vehicles, and buildings to assess the consequences of tree failure. Using tools and techniques like visual inspections and advanced technologies, arborists provide management recommendations, including pruning, cabling, or tree removal, to mitigate risks. This practice is vital for maintaining the safety and the health of landscapes.


    Contact Fine Pine for Professional Tree Care Services

    Healthy trees encourage a healthy environment. Providing your trees with proper care can protect both the local wildlife and your property. Fine Pine understands the importance of supporting the urban forest. We have extensive experience providing tree care services that keep our environment safe and healthy. Don't hesitate to contact us at (403) 813-5399, or at finepinetreeservices@gmail.com to give your trees the care they deserve.




 
 
 

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