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Trees killed by Mountain Pine Beetle.
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Trees can be protected. Thinned and sprayed trees survive in a Mountain Pine Beetle infested area.
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BEETLE INFO SEMINAR OCT. 2!
Come to this free seminar to hear the latest information on the bark beetle epidemic in Colorado and what YOU can do to save your trees. The morning classroom session will cover the five beetles attacking our forest and proven ways to thwart their advance. Bring a lunch. We'll provide drinks and treats. The afternoon session will be in the field, meeting the beetles where they live! You'll learn how to peel the bark carefully from pine trees to find and identify the different kinds of beetles. Know the enemy! Wear hiking clothes. For more information or to RESERVE A SPACE email beetlebusters@gmail.com
Thank you!


Steve Lynn's mitigation crew is now available to help with beetle-infested trees. 303-440-0235