In this The Portager article, Don Roppolo, vice president of health and safety, operations support, highlights the honor felt across Davey in hosting the North American Tree Climbing Championship at the SEED Campus.
Some of the top tree climbers from the U.S. and Canada descended on the Davey Tree SEED Campus on Friday, May 15, for a weekend of fellowship and rivalry at the International Society of Arboriculture North American Tree Climbing Championship.
This is the first year since its inception 15 years ago that the North American Tree Climbing Championship has been held on private property; it typically takes place at public parks.
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