Height, their daily life - Tree-care - Petzl

The second episode of our web-series dedicated to vertical jobs takes you to the discovery of Tree-care. In this episode, Benoît de Reviers tells us about his daily life as an arborist through the work on a tree in the park of the Château de Campagne.
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[@simonjourdannas6668]

Très belle vidéo !!! et bon discours 😉 Merci

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Well done, let's have more videos like this one.

[@kevinwilson5118]

Great video

[@enzolabranche124]

Jolie image et reportage 👍🤩

[@vuedici3551]

🙏🙏

[@Akimya]

Superbes gros plans!

[@vuedici3551]

Merci!!

[@georgebazyliszek8718]

Yah weel done. We need more...

[@Kaizen747]

Serious rope skills

[@ogdTo]

Hot 🔥🔥🔥

[@gnarmarmilla]

Much love and respect to arborists, I am hoping to be one and I absolutely love my Petzl gear, but I am wondering, did this awesome and majestic tree really have to come down? Could you please explain why it was being removed? We have lost over one third of the world’s forests and much of that to greedy fools who love money more than people and God so they destroy precious ecosystems and cause many animal and plant species to go extinct or endangered all for the sake of getting rich. Therefor, we who are wise ought to speak against such folly so that the planet’s diverse ecosystems and precious wonders can be preserved. I am from central California and after seeing the great Giant sequoia trees I could not believe how stupid the loggers are who cut most of them down. It is astounding how many coastal Redwoods we have lost, truly, an embarrassing and tragic event in America’s history. These cats seem to have respect for nature so I am curious to know why the tree had to come down. Thanks

[@Slicingmango95]

They weren't taking the tree down, they were installing cables to prevent the tree from landing on people or property if the limb fails, it is common practise to do this instead of removing the tree. They were also removing deadwood from the tree with chainsaws in case you were wondering 👍

[@ghugh2057]

Podar árboles no es cuidarlos

[@BenBen-ml7pv]

Tienes razon 100%, me pregunto qué futuro tenemos, cortando ramas por dinero, por seguridad.

[@matiasmenga9211]

Hay que tener en cuenta el contexto. Podar en un espacio natural, pienso que no es cuidar. Podar en un jardin privado forma parte de la gestion del espacio verde, como cortar el pasto o tallar un arbusto. La mayoría de los arboristas escaladores trabajan en lugares privados para hacer que el lugar sea seguro o para los municipios para hacer gestion de sitios como parques o arboles en las calles.

[@ghugh2057]

Si pero no es cuidar al arbol

[@gnarmarmilla]

You are confused. Trimming trees can help them to grow more robust limbs and roots. It can also prevent them from growing in a way that is harmful to other trees that might be harmed by the blocking of sunlight or the passing on of a harmful organism. These lads are removing this glorious tree and I worry they did it just for money. Looks like an immensely precious tree, yeah? Greedy fools all over America where I live are removing precious trees for money and many great forest have been completely destroyed. Very sad indeed, it has brought tears to my eyes when I ponder on it all. I am certainly not one to support wasteful tree work.

[@gnarmarmilla]

@@BenBen-ml7pv you are not properly educated about how to care for trees. Trees prosper when we prune them and remove dead or unproductive branches. It can also helps other trees near by to flourish if it frees up needed sunlight or causes needed shade to come with adjusted canopy growth. Study some more amigo before judging someone as evil.