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To request information on a tree topic, complete the form in the Contact tab above or click "contact" here.

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Living Snow Fences & Windbreaks  

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Tree Care & Management

Seedling Trees 

The Conservation District provides free technical assistance to design a windbreak for your property. In addition, the District provides consultations as requested to determine tree health concerns for Laramie County residents. For a windbreak design, click on the "contact" link in the green box above.  Complete the form and a District employee will contact you to schedule an appointment.

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Planning your own windbreak? Here are some tips to follow. 

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Caring for Trees is extremely important to ensure their survival.  Watering, insect and disease management and weed and moisture management and winter care are all important components to a healthy tree planting.  

 

Here are some tips for helping you manage your trees. 

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Here are some common issues currently with trees.

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For the past twenty years, the District has offered low-cost seedling trees and shrubs, technical assistance and planting services to encourage the establishment of conservation tree plantings such as shelterbelts, field or livestock windbreaks, living snow fences and/or wildlife habitat areas.

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Please review this document for information on our products and services.

 

Click here to view a windbreak planting checklist, a list of contractors for site prep, a list of suppliers for drip irrigation, and a list of drip irrigation installation contractors. 

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