Treecycle America

We would like to share that there is a new tree debris yard opening. We have worked long and hard on getting this started. We will be offering free disposal of most of the log debris that normally gets chipped up or tossed away. Ask your tree service to consider upcycing the wood they remove. All of this wood gets diverted to another use weather that is firewood, charcoal or lumber. It seems there are plenty of woodchips from all of the Urban Tree wood debris. We hope to put it to highest and best use which will turn into products that will stay and be used locally.

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We have some good news! It has been years of work to get to this point. We are ready to start upcycling more local tree debris, now considered waste, to make more local products. There is a new firewood company starting up. Do you know where most firewood comes from? Look into it. Lowe’s and Home Depot have firewood from Eastern Europe. Many company here and abroad make firewood. Most (99%) pay for logs from loggers. We are not saying they are wrong. We just believe in another way, the future way. Use the resource around you first. Keep an eye out for and division of for firewood Upcycle from local waste trees. @ Charlotte, North Carolina

Plant a tree, today. If you can not, plant one tomorrow. It is not up the “them” and it is not going to be “their” fault when all the trees are gone. It is up to us all. Volunteer with a local .ORG like Trees Charlotte to get as many trees in the ground as possible. Take your kids or grandkids and nephews and nieces on walks on the greenway. Feel the difference when you are within the trees as opposed to when only surrounded by concrete. All things that make positive change in the world are “crazy” or dumb” when they are first introduced as compared to the Status Quo of the day.

Czech Republic ‘s version of the TreeID. This historic Acacia ( Locust ) next to the Prague Castle. Nice burls all over this thing. I know one day it will make some nice furniture.

Our friends at University City Partners and Arborgaurd Tree Experts helped save this tree from the grinder. This massive Ash will become many great pieces locally.

What a great day it was this past Saturday at Squirrel Park in Mathews. They had an annual Earth Day event with many great vendors.

It was neat to see the CWA (Charlotte Woodworkers Assoc) building bird houses with kids. This was wood donated by Carolina Urban Lumber, who only upcycles local waste trees for its products. Now not only the wood gets second life, a bird gets house, a child gets and experience and a community gets created.

This was a great sight to see for us!!

Thank You!

Interesting photo

Dale Dickens

Lots of White Oak boards. This wood came off the Charlotte Latin School property for their expansion. They will have the interior space up-fitted with this wood in the new building. Thanks to the folks at Little Architecture in Charlotte NC for having the vision.

Can you imagine a time when we used the resource in front of us? I can. We want to make it normal again.

This Willow Oak from the Federal Court House on Trade St in Charlotte , Tree ID 301, has a new use.

Think “Living Usefulness “ and “Material Usefulness”. This will be a Conference Table a few miles away from where it grew.

Total Miles Traveled from Birth to Death to Next Life, 12 miles

Davey Tree and Carolina Urban Lumber made this full circle happen.

Ever tree helps! Plant as many as you can. Use the unwanted Urban wasted trees as often as you can. Help offset global transport and deforestation by using locally upcycled wood products.