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Thunder Bay Trees is a tree video blog by me Jay Dampier. The vlog covers pretty much any topic, as long as it relates to trees in and around Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.

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We believe Thunder Bay Trees is the internet’s only video blog dedicated solely to the topic of trees, tree care, arboriculture, forestry and urban forestry-and it is based out of Thunder Bay!

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Audio Extra: CBC Radio Interview

CBC Radio 1 Thunder Bay Interview about deer damage on our tree and shrub plantings. This one aired on 88.3 FM in Thunder Bay, Ontario on November 15, 2010 at about 7:50 AM. If you are interested in hearing the interview, here it is.

Tagged: deer damageinterviewdeer repellentcedarspruce

Episode 29: Old man’s beard is killing my tree.

The lichen old man’s beard is found in many parts of Northwestern Ontario. In this episode I chat about old man’s beard with my friend Brian Jones. Contrary to what you may guess, old man’s beard doesn’t kill trees, it only lives on spruce and fir branches, as an epiphyte or errr epic fight. 

Tagged: epiphyteold man's beardlichensprucefir

Episode 2: Edible Spruce.

For most of the growing season spruce trees are not very good to eat. But there is a small window of opportunity where you can sample spruce trees while they actually don’t taste that bad. Never eat any plant material from the bush, unless you have a positive identification.

Tagged: sprucetreeedible plantsboreal forestforest