ArborScape Tree Removal and Trimming

06/06/2026

Lace up those boots 🥾 and let the sunshine ☀️ lead the way! Happy National Trails Day—let's hit the path!

06/04/2026

THIS SATURDAY join us for Citywide Trails Cleanup
June 6 | 9 - 11 AM

Register below:
https://engagedenver.denvergov.org/ActivitySet/citywide-trails-cleanup-for-national-trails-day

06/04/2026

Every June, we celebrate the local parks, forests, and trails waiting just outside the door. 🏕️This month, we're inviting you to get outside more, explore more, and notice more. Follow along for fun activities and educational resources. There are over 70 activities already on DiscovertheForest.org!

06/04/2026

06/03/2026

ArborScape has mulch for pickup or delivery! Read more to learn how mulch can help your yard this season

https://www.arborscapeservices.com/mulch-tree-health-landscape-blog/

06/03/2026

Transform your garden with the incredible power of mulch! Give ArborScape a call right now to arrange your delivery or pickup—let's get growing! 🌱

05/29/2026

As we finalize some important updates to our website, we’ve had to push back the opening date for volunteer registration by just a bit.

Stay tuned for an official announcement (coming soon!) about the opening of registration for this year’s Day of Service.

We apologize for the delay and thank you for your patience, but don’t worry—registration is still just around the corner!

05/29/2026

Denver moved from "extreme" to "severe" drought, while parts of the plains saw a more dramatic improvement.

05/29/2026

Where forests grow, birds sing louder than machines.

05/29/2026

🌳😌🌇The cooling power of trees starts with shade.

When surfaces like pavement, rooftops and buildings are exposed to direct sunlight, they absorb and store heat, releasing it back into the air long after the sun goes down. Trees interrupt that process. They shade sidewalks, streets and people, preventing surfaces from heating up in the first place. They also cool the surrounding air through evapotranspiration, the release of water v***r from leaves.

Together, shade and evapotranspiration allow trees to provide cooling at multiple scales at once — from lowering neighborhood air temperatures to reducing surface heating to easing hyperlocal thermal stress. This all makes outdoor conditions more bearable during the hottest months of the year and reduces heat-induced illness and mortality.

Learn more about the cooling potential of urban trees➡️ https://go.wri.org/cool-trees-fb