Every day you will literally find Meta Dolsin a tree. The certified tree care product from Davey Tree loves the ascent so much that they compete all over the country on trees.
“There are not so many female tree carers out there,” she explains, so she likes to be in her own competitions. The events include speed climbing, litter line events and air rescue.
Dolsin is one of the top competitors who are in second place in the preliminary events first and in the total amount. Your skills of being precise translate well into your job.
“I love small trees and ornamental heads to cropping the nitric stuff,” she says. “
Dolsin, who has been a tree borist for five years, is obviously proud of her work – and her effects. “It's pretty cool for the surrounding area if we can help a tree dying,” she says.
A challenging field
Melanie Heinemann and Evie Stein, who also work for Davey Tree, spoke openly about their professions.
“As far as the challenges were concerned, I initially found it difficult to be with all the men who assume that I was a woman who might not have been super capable,” says Heinemann, who was in action for about four years. “I had to work very hard to prove myself, probably more than one man. But I am a hard worker and knew that I would agree. “
She worked on getting her trade driver's license. “I didn't focus on something so hard for a while,” she says. “It was definitely a fight and a time -consuming thing, but if I understand it, I will be very proud of myself, especially since fewer women have a CDL.”
Stone agrees with the challenges of being a woman in the field. “When I started, I didn't exceed that I would be one of very few women until about a week ago,” she recalls. “It gave me an immediate feeling of uncertainty, but that decreased pretty quickly after I got to know the group that I now feel fully supported by them.”
Stone loves the climber of climbing. “I like it to do me to do what I have to do – of course – of course – to do the work.
“For example, I have to bring the Deadwood there. What is my action plan to get there? It is not a normal way to follow every time, since trees are obviously all different. It is almost like an obstacle course with the goal. I love to watch all the experienced climbers and the many different ways of how they move in the canopy and involve things that I have noticed.
I always think about my work afterwards and what I could have done something better if I had to fight in an area or things I have reached, ”she concludes. “I love that I can make an effort.”
The touch of a designer
Moira McAdams, landscape designer for Landcrafters, relies on earlier experiences that help her in her job today.
“I have been working in the living and construction industry in the living area for about seven years,” she says. “Before that, I tried many hats, including urban agriculture, botanical gardens, greenhouses and public parks. Everyone taught me lessons that I can still advertise in my work. Landscape design contains a variety of disciplines, and I love that. “
McAdams loves the rich architecture in Milwaukee. “Many of my favorite projects are for customers with interesting or historical Milwaukee houses, which often contain natural building materials such as Lannon Stone or characteristic architectural features such as a uniquely shaped window or a decorative archway,” she says. “If you are inspired by these details and integrate them into the design, the house and the landscape combines in original and targeted way.”
She also loves the challenge of a small garden. “Of course you can make a very impressive landscape on a spacious property, but the more intimate outdoor areas have something special and cozy,” says McAdams. “These projects often become favorites because I think that spatial” restrictions “often lead to the most innovative designs.”
McAdams sees sustainability as a growing trend. “People tend to become more natural and sustainable designs – rain gardens, prairies and native, reduced lawn, raised vegetable beds, even chicken stroll,” she says. “I'm all for it.” wife