Boreal Tree Care & Environmental Ltd

30/01/2026

30/01/2026

Large area of western red cedar cleared from a semi natural ancient woodland in Warwickshire. Hopefully returning the wood to a more natural state and allowing more light through the canopy onto the ground.

07/04/2025

For us this is the best part of the job ! (Look how happy the boss is.) Getting the animals out of harms way and releasing them back into good habitat where they can thrive. After a bit of a check up all of these snakes were in good health

15/01/2025

The team doing the work of beavers this week ! Felling trees across rivers to make dams, Reducing the river flow and in turn reducing flooding in certain areas around Warwickshire

09/01/2025

Not something you find every day ! This small hole is actually a purpose built WW2 shelter, as if that wasnt enough its home to some hibernating Great crested newts ! Species never noted on this site before so one for the records

07/12/2024

With storm Darragh in full swing we have made tree teams available for emergency callouts - Hopefully you wont need us but in case you do.

18/10/2024

2 Hazardous trees made safe this week for a client ! You can see how much work went into the large horse chestnut by the amount of timber on the ground - Tree was dead and overhanging a listed wall. Great Effort and a Really good 21m MEWP from Clements Plant & Access Hire couldnt have done the job safely without it.

23/09/2024

Due to ongoing project requirements we have recently upgraded both software and hardware in the form of 3D mapping and new IR/Thermal imagery equipment. Going forward we will be using both to assist with Arboricultural and Ecological Surveys for our clients.

13/08/2024

Harp Trapping 🦇🦇🦇

29/06/2024

Spot the bug ! Thats some camouflage, Who's old enough to remember 'Spot the ball' ?

06/06/2024

What an animal ! We found this Horse hair worm (Nematomorpha) today, emerging from a ground beetle in a small pool of water. The Horse hair worm parasites Beetles/Crustaceans and enters its body by the insect eating or drinking the cyst , the cyst (egg) then releases digestive enzymes inside the animal which allows the parasite to ingest the hosts internal material through its skin. When the worm is mature it takes control of the hosts nervous system making the host find a water source to drown itself in... once in the water the adult emerges and the cycle continues - AMAZING , how the worm manages to control the host is still unknown .

01/06/2024

A few pictures from some of this years ongoing projects, Nice to do something new supporting a large archaeological program.