Peninsula Urban Forestry is honored to manage and prune one of the last, largest remaining stands of Garry Oak (Quercus garryana) trees in Sequim, Washington. The oak woodland stand has been privately owned for over 80 years. We prune the Garry oaks every 2-5 years depending on annual rainfall, drought...
Year
2018
The North Olympic Land Trust contracted with us to provide forest stand maintenance services at their Lyre Creek Restoration site. We performed preliminary conifer release, stand restoration, and stand thinning services to a 30-acre parcel within Lyre. NOLT will be returning with volunteers to complete a section of red alder...
Client name
The North Olympic Land TrustSkills
Stand restoration, Stand thinning, Conifer release, Forest managementYear
2018
Peninsula Urban Forestry is an on-call community forester and arborist for Iron Springs Owners Association, a coastal community nestled between enormous ancient spruce trees and native coastal shrubs. The association receives arborist repots from a number of local independent arborists. When multiple arborist reports contested or disagreed with each other...
Client name
Iron Springs Owners AssociationSkills
Ecological investigations, Insect pest, pathology and disease evaluations, Pruning consultations, Risk avoidance management, Tree health analysis, Tree risk evaluations, Urban & community forestry planningYear
2018
Tree Inventory and i-Tree Ecosystem Services Peninsula Urban Forestry’s Certified Arborists conducted a tree inventory and developed a Tree Conservation Plan and supplemental Tree Protection Plan for a unique forested, cottage development within of Port Townsend Municipal Code. Using advanced tree preservation methods, and while working with engineer and architect,...
Skills
Canopy assessments, Permitting, Tree health analysis, Tree risk evaluations, Tree inventories, Tree protection and preservation plans,Year
2017
Our Board Certified Master Arborist wrote a long-term working plan for a community park in Sequim populated with native Garry Oaks. The plan described management and practical objectives for: Current tree preservation through ground aeration, soil decompaction and landscape/hardscape rejuvenation. Propagation of new oaks to continue the legacy of our...