Ecosystem Utility Program
This volunteer utility donation supports ecosystem health and resilience across the world.
We partner with individuals, farmers, and organizations who are dedicated to planting trees and monitoring their growth over time to ensure that they survive to maturity. This maximizes their ability to sequester carbon, build healthy soil, and contribute towards ecosystem revitalization.
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Tree & Ecosystem Services
We have provided ecosystem and tree services in the Rocky Mountain bio-region since 2011, including but not limited to:
Homesteading services, landscaping, tree trimming, stump removal, and everything in between.
We’re proud to have a certified arborist on-staff from the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) as well as climbing and ground services second to none. We are ready to assist you with all of your tree trimming, tree removal, and any ecosystem services that you need.
Ecosystem services produce the many life-sustaining benefits we receive from nature — clean air, water, fertile soil for landscapes and crop production, pollination, and flood control. Whether your landscape, farm, or corporate property has new trees, mature trees or a mixture of both, proper tree care and ecosystem services is an essential part of developing and maintaining the safety, health and beauty of your most valuable property assets.
The USDA Forest Service says, “Healthy, mature trees add an average of 10 percent to a property’s value.”
We would be honored to help you create regenerative and resilient circumstances on your property and beyond.
Benefits of Tree Management:
-Provide shade for your home, lawn and landscape
-Improve the value of your property
-Are the centerpiece of a beautiful residential landscape
-Benefit Colorado’s environment
Ecosystem Service Design
Ecosystem services draw attention to the relationship between people and nature. The term "ecosystem services" helps municipalities solve problems such as storm water management, green space access, and the integration of urban environment within the context of natural systems.
The design process is oriented towards low-tech approaches that are appropriate for the specific needs of local ecosystems. It integrates people and plants to create mutual partnerships that result in carbon sequestration, biodiversity, and opportunities for interaction between citizens that contribute towards healthier environments for all.
Integrated Systems Solutions
Includes design, build, and integration into urban and rural landscapes, depending on the client's preferences and the community's needs.
Examples include planting trees in under-served communities to increase the urban canopy, offset people's utilities with energy efficient solutions, and to create natural shade to decrease the heat island effect.
Rainwater catchment systems and earthworks are integrated into the landscape to slow, spread, and sink water into landscapes in order to decrease the cost of public utility water expenses, while increasing the availability of clean water sources.
Consulting & Education
We host educational seminars, provide mentorship and consultation services, attend festivals, and co-create solutions for each unique situation presented to us by clients. We teach individuals, organizations, nonprofits, corporations, and governments about the importance of carbon consciousness and its contribution to climate change.
Our primary goal is to educate people about the necessity of ecosystem services that provide for sustainable societies. We participate in all stages of project development, including planning, design, construction, and maintenance.
