Great work guys! Here's another review! I called STS to remove some dead tree limbs hanging over the driveway, remove a dying tree, and provide maintenance on many other large trees. During the work I had a chance to walk the property with the whole team and reviewed each tree in detail. Their approach is provide a service well beyond trimming/removing trees. STS diagnosed issues that I did not notice and recommended treatments and techniques to prolong the life and health of the trees. Tim and Nathan provided advise on the proper level of pruning for visual aesthetics yet with the wisdom to maintain a proper balance between the size of the tree and necessary leaf coverage. This helps promote long-term healthy growth. By the way, they also provided installation and service work on tree cables that provide bracing and structural support. This will help the tree to thrive far into the future through stress and storms. They did an excellent job.

Here is the September Prize!

Just a reminder that the end of September will be advancement exams for the TMP. Get with your TO this week to review where you're at currently and what is needed to move forward. Take action! We want to see you all succeed

Our Website https://stsarborists.com/ Tree Care Industry Association (courses, business tools, publications) https://treecareindustryassociation.org/ International Society of Arboriculture (learning & credentials) https://www.isa-arbor.com/ Penn State Extension (online learning: workshops, webinars, and articles) https://extension.psu.edu/ University of Florida (educational videos) https://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/woody/instructional-videos.shtml Forestry Images (use for non-commercial education purposes) https://www.forestryimages.org/index.cfm Trees that compartmentalize well or poorly https://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/woody/compartmentalization.shtml STS Library (book list) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HMH1mln6S6PoZLtMq6BKgxHKWxr6N-Z9zRypRjCZ1ik/edit?usp=drivesdk

Turns out we can actually name the levels within our skool group as opposed to keeping the generic "level 1" - "level 2" - etc... So! We are going to name drop our votes in the comments FOR LEVEL 1 ONLY! What would you name a level 1 person in our group on skool??? Comment below. Clarity: this is the level you have for how engaged you are in the group. For example, you level up by posting valuable content and getting likes on your posts and comments. As you level up, you unlock new courses (plus other benefits I don't remember..) That is what we are voting on here. So what would you name level 1?!