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Highly doubtful, Treelooker, re. recouping monetary investment. Cottage country....no permits /assessments / tree protection zones, etc. are required prior to whacking trees or carving out a subdivision. Finding course interesting, nonetheless. Instructor is Dwayne Neustaeter, who is kinda...

Good one, Mario! Shigo and Tolkien coauthoring a tree book could have been interesting.

.........sage predictions of gloom.......... Whatever, Treelooker!!! Am going to the TRAQ course being held this week in Cobourg (near Toronto), Ontario. Hoping the undertaking of same will make me less stupid, but it's a long shot. :D

Wish you well in these endeavors, Nick. Will be interesting to hear follow up of how that particular tree responds to your tender mercies over the next couple of years. Could placing a small statue of Hanuman in the tree obviate the slaughter of an innocent (the goat)?

I agree it's a really weird situation, re. the property owner's responsibility of tree maintenance for a tree owned by the city, on a city right-of-way. Weird also, imo, is that the bugs only killed half the tree, leaving the other half for later consumption. Nick, if you do work on that tree...

btw, (and certainly not to encourage you, Jomo :D), but I also think the tree should get whacked. Then again, whacking trees is my modus operandi.

Nick, I'm rather suprised this tree is the owner's responsibility, and not the city, esp. considering the tree is located between the city owned sidewalk and the street, along with associated underground sewage, water, phone, electric, gas lines, etc. Not familiar with your pine species, nor...