Exploring the Canopy to:

• Find potential pest, diseases, or structural defects not seen from the ground.

• Leaf or needle counts and measurements to help understand yearly health indicators.

• Finding nesting sites within the canopy.

• Lichen ID counts and measurements to gather a better understanding of the surrounding air quality.

• Recording Species diversity present in the canopy from birds, mammals, amphibians, plants lichen and fungi.

• Using non-invasive rope techniques to explore the canopy.

• Providing the Client with a comprehensive list of species present and indicators to help find them.

• For nocturnal and skittish visitors cameras can be mounted to capture their potential activity

To provide nesting and habitat sites throughout your canopy.

• Designed to your local Habitat to encourage those who will have the greatest potential to live and thrive in your area.

• Installing nesting boxes for song birds, owls, bats, squirrels, etc.

• In older growth trees epiphytic mosses and ferns can be established in cavities and crotches that have canopy soils present, to encourage a diversity of species to live and thrive where they may not have the potential otherwise.