Building & Sustaining a Thriving Tree Community

Exploring the benefits of healthy trees and finding funding for a greener future.

Our Arborist Services

Moore Engineering has a certified arborist who works closely with our environmental team and in-house landscape architect to provide tree assessments, tree surveys, preservation or replacement plans, and landscape design enhancements.

Surveys and Inventories
Preservation Plans
Replacement Plans
Condition Assessments
General Tree Consulting Services
Tree Diagnosis
Landscape Architecture Enhancements

Why is Arboriculture Important?

The significance of healthy greenery extends far beyond mere aesthetics. Trees play a vital role in promoting the physical and mental well-being of the community. They act as natural air purifiers, mitigating pollution and improving air quality. Additionally, they provide crucial habitat for wildlife, contribute to temperature regulation, and enhance property values. Investing in the health and vitality of our urban tree communities is an investment in the future livability and sustainability of our communities.

Why Invest In Arborist Services?

boost property values

improve public health

defend against extreme weather

Tree Surveys & Inventory

A tree survey is just one of our arborist services. It’s the process of identifying and measuring trees within a project area and creating a detailed map with collected information about each individual tree. Tree surveys are often completed in both natural and urban landscapes and include identifying and recording the genus and species of each tree.

Building & Sustaining a Thriving Tree Community

april 11, 11:15 – 12:00 Ct

Join Moore Engineering for a webinar hosted by Lucas Mueller, Certified Arborist & Josh Wayt, Funding Specialist. You’ll learn about the benefits to a tree community, how to identify and mitigate diseased trees, and funding available for greenery projects for your own community.

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Why is a Tree Survey Needed?

Determine the health of individual trees and potential removal or maintenance needs.
Tree preservation/replacement plan.
Determine the number of native tree species versus non-native species.
Trees affected by Emerald Ash Borer, oak wilt, or other issues must be identified as they pose a threat to safety in public areas.

Compliance with local ordinances that require tree surveys for a variety of reasons.
Evaluate the health of a forested community.
Baseline data collection for assessment of trees in your community or property, and for woodland habitat restoration purposes.

CASE STUDY:
The City of Dilworth

The City of Dilworth faced challenges regarding the health of its urban tree canopy, particularly in light of the looming threat of Emerald Ash Borer. Through collaboration with Moore Engineering, the city undertook a comprehensive ash tree inventory and developed a prioritized tree preservation and removal plan. By leveraging our expertise and conducting thorough assessments, over 600 ash trees were inventoried, and a proactive strategy was implemented to safeguard the city’s tree community.

Conclusion
As stewards of our urban environments, we must nurture and protect the precious green spaces within our cities. Investing in arborist services, conducting tree surveys, and engaging in proactive urban forestry practices can lay the groundwork for a greener, healthier, and more sustainable future. Join us in our endeavor to build and sustain thriving tree communities that enrich the lives of residents and foster vibrant, resilient cities. Together, let’s cultivate a legacy of green for generations to come.

Lucas Mueller

Having served as a consultant the past 13 years for various alternative energy, oil pipeline, and land development projects across the U.S., Lucas brings a keen eye for detail across a wide range of environmental services. Lucas specializes in wetland delineation, wetland permitting, mitigation banking, wetland assessments, tree identification and tree health/condition assessments, well monitoring, post wetland restoration monitoring, prairie and wetland restoration, avian and bat surveys, and threatened and endangered species surveys/monitoring.

Building & Sustaining a Thriving Tree Community

Our Arborist Services

Why is Arboriculture Important?