Under The Canopy

Join Russell Owens and Mark A. Goldberg as they discuss an upcoming two-month road trip across 48 states, sharing insights on travel, tree facts, social media, and their passion for arboriculture. This episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at planning, adventures, and the unique experiences along the way. Booty-Fire.com - https://booty-fire.com DGP - https://changeyouroil.com North American Tree Climbing Championships - https://example.com/tree-championships UCSD Bookstore - https://ucsdbookstore.com road trip, arboriculture, tree facts, social media, travel, DGP, green products, tree climbing, chainsaw carving, adventure

Fire risk is a very real issue but how do we figure out solutions and when was the last time you checked for ticks? Under the Canopy Book by Mark Goldberg Booty Fire Sauces - https://booty-fire.com Dynamic Green Products (DGP) - https://changeyouroil.com UCSD Bookstore - https://ucsd.edu fire safety, wildfire prevention, California environment, insurance challenges, ecological balance, community cooperation

Join Russell Owens and Marc Goldberg as they explore the importance of continuing education in arboriculture, industry best practices, and the value of community and passion in the tree care industry. Mark A. Goldberg's BookUCSD BookstoreDGP Multi-Use Biodegradable OilBooty Fire Sauces and Seasonings arboriculture, continuing education, industry best practices, tree care, arborist, professional development, urban forestry, pest management, tree pruning, industry networking

Join us as we discuss the latest in arboriculture, eco-friendly products, and upcoming training events with industry experts Miguel Salazar, Russell Owens, and Marc Goldberg. Learn about biodegradable oils, tree biology, and how to elevate your tree care practices. arboriculture, biodegradable oils, tree biology, training events, eco-friendly tree care, industry innovation, DGP, Arboleros, CEUs, tree climbing • Arboleros.org • Western Chapter ISA • Booty Fire Sauces

Join us as we explore the fascinating world of trees, their personalities, and the importance of urban forestry. Discussing wildlife regulations, tree health, and the legacy we leave for future generations. We also, talk super powers and other cool stuff. trees, arborist, urban forestry, wildlife regulations, tree personality, legacy, environmental conservation

Join Russell and Marc as they explore the importance of professionalism, communication, and mindset in business, along with insights on education, trades, and personal development. This episode offers practical advice for building successful relationships and careers in the green industry and beyond. Booty Fire Seasonings - https://booty-fire.com DGP Dynamic Green Products - https://changeyouroil.com Arborist's Point of View from Under the Canopy - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C4XYZ123 business, professionalism, communication, mindset, trades, education, green industry, personal development, client relations, work ethic

Marc and Russell are discussing their experiences with company culture and hiring staff. Many facets such as interviewing, job placement and reviews all have a part in growing and maintaining a good company culture.

In this episode of Under the Canopy, Nathan Davila, an urban forestry consultant, shares his journey from a childhood love of climbing trees to a career in arboriculture. He discusses the importance of community engagement, the role of technology in modern forestry, and the challenges of managing urban forests in extreme climates. Nathan emphasizes the need for effective communication and the integration of storytelling in data management. He also reflects on personal experiences, including his daughter's health journey, and the intersection of his passion for music with his work in forestry. urban forestry, arboriculture, tree planting, GIS, community engagement, technology, data management, AI, environmental consulting, storytelling

In this episode of Under the Canopy, Russell Owens and Marc A. Goldberg discuss the critical aspects of time management, team dynamics, and the importance of hiring the right people in the arborist industry. They explore the differences between sales and account management, the significance of building a strong team culture, and the role of technology in enhancing efficiency. The conversation also touches on the need for accountability, effective communication, and the importance of hiring individuals who are passionate about their work. The episode concludes with a light-hearted Q&A session, providing personal insights and experiences from both hosts. Takeaways: Time management is critical for all of us. Finding folks that can fill in for your weak spots is essential. It's important to understand the difference between sales and account management roles. Building a strong team culture is vital for success. Safety should always be a top priority in the workplace. You need to be approachable as a manager. Honesty with team members fosters trust and respect. Hiring for passion in the industry leads to better outcomes. Efficiency in operations can save time and money. Consistent communication is key to a successful team. time management, team building, business development, accountability, efficiency, communication, hiring practices, arborist, leadership, industry insights

In this episode of Under the Canopy, hosts Russell Owens and Mark Goldberg welcome Stephen Marmon, a longtime member of the arbor care industry. The conversation covers Stephen's background in mechanics and equipment, the importance of relationships in the arbor care sector, and the environmental considerations of using bio-based products like DGP. They also discuss customer service, favorite equipment, and the future of the industry, emphasizing the need for collaboration and support among professionals.

In this inaugural episode of "Under the Canopy," hosts Russell Owens and Mark Goldberg introduce themselves and share their backgrounds in the green industry. Mark, an ISA certified arborist with over 20 years of experience, discusses his journey from the East Coast to San Diego, where he now works in municipal arboriculture. Russell, with a quarter-century in landscaping and a military background, shares his excitement about the podcast's potential to connect various professionals in the green industry, from landscapers to scientists. They discuss the importance of networking and relationships in their field, highlighting how these connections can lead to opportunities and solutions for clients. The conversation also touches on the interconnectedness of landscaping and tree care, illustrating how collaboration can enhance the health of both trees and landscapes. Marc's book "Under The Canopy" can be found through Amazon.