ForestScapes Tree Service

09/17/2026

The Humboldt County Fire Safe Council is hosting a virtual public workshop on Thursday, September 24 from 6-8pm.

Join us to:
- Learn about the Community Wildfire Protection Plan update
- Review initial wildfire risk and hazard modeling results
- Help identify wildfire concerns and priorities
- Participate in group discussions

Join the virtual meeting using this link: https://tinyurl.com/HumCoCWPP or use the QR code on the flyer

08/25/2026

The California Board of Forestry approved 'Zone Zero' regulations outlining what residents in fire-prone areas can plant, build and store near their homes.

07/12/2026

This is going to be a great event!

🌲 Forest Bioeconomy Symposium — From Fire Risk to Circular Stewardship Registration is now open!
📅 September 29–30, 2026 | Roughly 250 leaders — policymakers, tribal economic development leaders, investors, manufacturers, and university partners — are converging in the Redwood Region for two days of work that matters: building the market infrastructure and policy pathways for a thriving circular forest economy.

Day 1 — Field visits across Southern Humboldt, Arcata & Samoa, and the Hwy 299 Corridor
Day 2 — Opening remarks from Patrick Wright (Director, CA Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force), plus an international keynote from Prof. Dr. Raoul Klingner of Fraunhofer WKI, Germany — 80 years of turning "waste" wood into a global materials industry, and what it means for California's wildfire-resilient building codes.

This isn't a conference to sit and listen. It's a working gathering — bring your ideas, your networks, and your questions.

🎟️ Register: https://www.forestwrx.org/symposium

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07/10/2026

Meet the Climbers Behind ForestScapes Tree Service: Eric & Kris

We’re proud to introduce Eric and Kris, two key members of our climbing team.

Eric brings more than a decade of professional climbing experience, with a background that includes the U.S. Forest Service, hazardous and technical tree removals, crane work, disaster response, and tree work across multiple states. He is also a certified C faller. His experience and skill are a major asset to our team.

Kris is an up-and-coming climber with three years of professional experience at Wright Tree Service. He brings a strong work ethic, industry experience, and a drive to continue developing his skills as a professional climber.

Together, Eric and Kris help give ForestScapes the experience and capability to safely tackle everything from pruning to complex and hazardous tree removals.

We’re proud to have them on our team and excited about what we’re building together.

06/24/2026

06/12/2026

We're excited to announce that Jason Wentworth is now an owner of ForestScapes Tree Service LLC.

Jason has been a key part of our growth and brings years of experience in tree climbing, arboriculture, pruning, and technical tree removals. His dedication to quality work and customer service has helped us build a stronger company and better serve our clients throughout the North Coast.

As we continue to grow, ForestScapes LLC remains focused on wildfire resilience, defensible space, home hardening, and vegetation management, while ForestScapes Tree Service LLC focuses on professional tree care and arborist services.

Whether you need help with a hazardous tree, pruning, defensible space, or improving the health and safety of your property, we're here to help.

Free estimates available.

www.forestscapesllc.com

06/09/2026

The Humboldt County Fire Safe Council is hosting a free virtual public workshop on June 16th, 2026, 6–8pm. Join us to learn about wildfire risk modeling results, share your concerns and priorities, and participate in group discussions.
Register today: https://ims.dudek.com/Humboldt_CWPP

05/30/2026

A UC Davis study finds every dollar spent on forest fuel treatments saves $3.75 in wildfire damages.

04/19/2026

Had a fantastic day volunteering to help the remove invasive .

We had students do their capstone project on a new method of removing scotch broom.

The idea is to cut the broom with a chainsaw or loppers as low to the ground as possible - and this must be done when the plant is in the flowering stage.

When you time it right, anecdotal evidence from a group in British Columbia () has shown that this can be much faster, cheaper and drastically reduces soil disturbance (compared to removing roots).

Thanks to the folks of the Willow Creek Fire Safe Council for helping put this together, the hospitality, and to all the volunteers that showed up!

This is the first on many volunteer days that we are trying to coordinate across the county in hopes to keep the momentum going in order to protect our communities and forests.

If anyone would like to volunteer for future events or to share ideas/collaborate, please reach out.

03/31/2026

It’s been a rough week…

We heard the news last week that a fellow Forestscapes crew member passed away.

Marty was a great worker, sawyer and friend.

If you want to attend the service it will be held Sunday, March 17th at the Sapphire Palace at the Blue Lake Casino.

RIP Marty!