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Woodland management

Woodland management services focus on preserving and enhancing the health, beauty, and biodiversity of your wooded areas. Our experts provide tailored care to ensure your woodland thrives for generations to come.
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Comprehensive woodland management services

Woodlands on a property can range from large tracts of forest to small, wooded areas. These spaces not only provide a home to wildlife, but also offer us a place to escape our busy schedules and reconnect with nature. Sustainable management can preserve and improve woodlands for a habitat that is good for both wildlife and people.

Woodlands face many threats. Invasive plant species can overtake an area, competing with native plants and making land less habitable to wildlife. Both native and exotic insects and diseases can spread quickly, threatening forest health. Lack of natural processes like wildfire can result in dense canopy cover and inhibit the growth of understory plants. A comprehensive program for enhancing woodlands can address these and other common issues to help ensure health, natural beauty, and any other tree and shrub care objectives you may have for your property.

Our team of Certified Arborists will help you set goals, plan timelines, and establish budgets to realize your vision of a managed woodland. With in-depth species-specific knowledge, our Enhancing Woodlands program utilizes a variety of tree care, management, forest recreation, and silvicultural techniques to improve your woodlands so you can best enjoy them.

Woodland improvement goals and ideas

Woodland improvement goals and ideas

Explore goals and ideas for enhancing your woodland with a variety of improvements that align with your property’s unique characteristics and your personal objectives. Consider the following:

  • Forest health
  • Aesthetics
  • Timber stand improvement
  • Wildfire risk reduction
  • Hunting recreation
  • Climate resilience
  • Plant diversity
  • Birding
  • Wildlife and pollinator habitat development