Tree Health: Beaver County, Alberta

Trees and Shelterbelts

Trees and Shelterbelts provide essential ecological services to wildlife, the environment, as well as the public. As such, maintaining the health of trees on the local landscape is crucial to supporting the health of the County and sustainability of the agricultural industry.

Planning on establishing a shelterbelt on your property?

Feel free to contact the Agricultural Services team to discuss planting plans and suitable species for your area.

Got a problem with the trees on your property? Poor growth, weird bugs, or funky-looking leaves? Look no further than the County’s Agricultural Services Team! In collaboration with Toso Bozic at AATS Group Inc, the County is providing free personalized tree consulting services to Beaver County residents on a first come first serve basis.

What do you need to do? Fill out the below form with as much detail as possible, then sit back, relax, and look forward to expert advice on how to nurture your trees back to health.

Tree Health Check

Your Name: *

Email Address: *

General Soil Conditions *

Dry

Semi-Dry

Moist

Flooded

Soil Type (if known)

Sand

Loam

Clay

Silt

Do you water the your trees regularly? *

Yes (once a week or more)

Sometimes (once a month or less)

Never

Wind Exposure *

High

Med

Low

Sun Exposure *

High (10+ hours of direct sunlight a day)

Med (6-8 hours of direct sunlight a day)

Low (less than 6 hours of direct sunlight a day)

Tree Species (if known)

Describe your issue/concern. Include as much detail and information as you can. (location, purpose of tree, age, specific issue, observations) *