Does anybody know about treesitting opportunities?

[Kim Chee]

I used the search function and didn't see any references to treesitting. I also took a moment to google the subject and didn't find anything very useful or current.

I was hoping to discover if treesitting opportunities still exist. Perhaps there is somebody here who can offer suggestions of where I might look.

 

[Traveler]

Hmmm.. try searching for current logging endeavors or oldest trees/groups of trees. I don't know if those will help but I figured it was worth a shot.

 

[janktoaster]

http://mountainjustice.org/

 

[crow jane]

Assuming you don't already have the equipment, and while thinking about it for the last few minutes, tree sitting opportunities could be potentially great ways to have a benefactor(s) donate the climbing equipment- harness, rope, biners, etc..

 

[Kim Chee]

http://mountainjustice.org/

That Webite is definitely jam-packed with a LOT of information and it looks as if they are active. However, I didn't see a search function and didn't see anything about treesitting on the first page (I could have missed it though). I'll have to come back later and read more in-depth.

 

[janktoaster]

Yeah they are very active. I worked with them and Shalefield Justice a little more than a month ago, and at the direct action they had some treesitters

 

[Bizarre Odor]

Hit up Cascadia forest defenders in Eugene Oregon.

 

[Margin Walker]

While securing knowledge, skills, support, and coverage is crucial, you're probably fully able to create your own opportunities. Where there is forest, there is often cutting, whether legal or illegal.