Arborist competition in Billings brings together top tree climbers |
Highlighting the excitement of the tree climbing competition and arborist championship |
Billings, Montana, is currently hosting the Rocky Mountain Chapter Tree Climbing Competition at Pioneer Park, drawing professional arborists from across the region.
The event, organized by the International Society of Arboriculture's Rocky Mountain Chapter, features 40 competitors and approximately 60 volunteers.
Participants hail from Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico, showcasing the widespread interest in arboriculture.
Competitor Ashley Fox from Colorado emphasized the event's value beyond competition, highlighting its role in professional development and networking.
She noted that the competition mirrors real-world scenarios, enhancing decision-making under pressure.
Fellow competitor Deacon Maloney underscored the community aspect, appreciating the opportunity to reconnect with peers from different companies.
He also emphasized the event's focus on safety, a critical component of daily arborist work.
The competition continues through Saturday at Pioneer Park, offering the public a chance to witness the skills and dedication of these professionals.
For more information, visit the Rocky Mountain Chapter's website. |

