Who Killed My Pine Tree?

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Join us for an eye-opening discussion with Kelsey, CEO of Seattle Tree Care, and Ethan, the Plant Health Manager, as they delve into the devastating impact of the Pine Bark Beetle on our beloved pine trees in the Pacific Northwest. 🌲
In this enlightening video, Kelsey and Ethan shed light on the insidious threat posed by the Pine Bark Beetle and its role in the widespread destruction of pine trees across the region. Learn about the beetle's behavior, and the telltale signs of infestation that every tree lover should be aware of.
🔍 Discover the crucial steps that homeowners, arborists, and communities can take to identify, prevent, and mitigate the spread of this destructive pest, safeguarding our precious pine trees for generations to come.
Throughout the video, we provide an up-close look at a recent project undertaken by the dedicated Arborists of Seattle Tree Care for the city of Shoreline. Witness the awe-inspiring feat as Peter, Moi, Jeremy and Keaton tackle the daunting task of removing four towering pine trees, each over 100 feet tall, that have fallen victim to the relentless onslaught of the Pine Bark Beetle.
🌿 Don't miss this vital discussion and captivating footage as we come together to combat the Pine Bark Beetle and preserve the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest! 🌿
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[@TreeTrent.CuttinChris]

In Arizona we have several species of beetles that attack Ponderosas and Firs. The larvae of the beetles are what does the most damage to the trees

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Its amazing how such a small bug 🐛 can take something out. 😉👍

[@SeattleTreeCare]

So true!

[@h.i.m.dishonmaurice2599]

Very insightful as usual.

[@SeattleTreeCare]

The team at Seattle Tree Care is very diverse in their knowledge. Ethan knows his bugs almost as well as he knows his trees.

[@jayhutchinson6644]

Looks like pine beetle

[@SeattleTreeCare]

Quite the pest

[@jayhutchinson6644]

Those little guys decimated BC Canada. Are you finding the blue stain and them falling over in a couple years if left alone? And weighing nothing at all?