Tree Care
- Jan 6
- 1 min read
Chad Street, Arborist | info@beesandtreesinc.com | (303) 669-9520
Fred Berkelhammer | fred@berkelhammer.com | (303) 443-1233
Colorado Tree Care
Will Pittenger | (303) 499-3722
Steven Pfeiffer, Arborist
(303) 449-3349
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NEWS
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Happy Colorado Pollinator Month!
Governor Polis has designated June as Colorado Pollinator Month to celebrate and raise awareness about the important roles that pollinators play in preserving biodiversity; agricultural productivity; and in sustaining the health of ourselves and our ecosystems! Join us in June each year for educational programs, community events, and conservation efforts throughout the state! AND, bring a friend to help spread awareness about how to ensure the health of these essential specie
Mosquito Control: Science, Risks, and Solutions Webinar
With a flier in the mail or a door-to-door sales visit, you’ll notice many mosquito control companies offering to spray your yard this time of year. Though this may seem like a quick and easy way to deal with mosquitoes, it’s often an ineffective control strategy. Worse, these insecticides are toxic to pollinators and other beneficial insects and may pose a risk to people, too. Check out the webinar recording below to learn about the risks residential mosquito sprays pose to
Pachydiplax longipennis, Blue Dasher
Pachydiplax longipennis—which translates to something like thick-double-long-winged one in Latin— is a prime example of nature's mosquito management crew. The Blue Dasher will spend most of it's life in the nymph (waterborne) stage, during which time it can eat anywhere from dozens to hundreds of mosquito larvae per day (depending on how many are available at the pond buffet). Some dragonfly nymphs have been observed living up to 5 years before maturing to their relatively br
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