Since 2009… Transforming the face of Arboriculture...

Dear Friends, Supporters and Allies,

The Women's Tree Climbing Workshop      has grown into a genuine workforce development program. Proudly we have witnessed the impact on how the WTCW continues to transform the face of Arboriculture. We help create career path opportunities and develop continuing education for new and existing arborists. WTCW has trained over 1,400 women how to climb trees and 10% of participants continued on to work professionally in the field of Arboriculture.

As our Executive Director continues to expand WTCW’s capacity, we are super excited for 2023.  We are offering seven workshops, chainsaw safety classes and leadership development classes. 

Our first workshop in March 3-5 was a beautiful collaboration as we worked with the Texas Chapter of ISA. Other locations include 3 events in Massachusetts, North Carolina, Colorado, Minnesota, and Michigan.

What we do is made possible with generous support from people like you. We have worked hard to keep tuition attainable for those interested: workshop fees are all inclusive of instruction, equipment use, food, lodging and CEU’s. Your support allows us to focus on the people and the trees by keeping costs affordable, offering scholarships, fund travel, procure equipment, and more.

Offers of sponsorship at all levels are welcome. Your investment will change lives forever; and you will feel great in knowing that you are helping to strengthen an expanding industry & network of climbers!

You may support our vision in several ways. See below, or feel free to contact us to discuss how you would like to be involved.

Thank you for supporting our mission: “To create a safe, encouraging, and empowering learning environment for women to climb trees, focused on arboriculture.”

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• Mail a check to: Women’s Tree Climbing Workshop | 88 Woods Way | Lincoln, VT 05443

• WTCW Sponsorship page: wtcw.org/sponsorship

• Become a Sustaining Member: Patreon.com/WTCW

• Via PayPal: info@womenstreeclimbingworkshop.com

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M​ore info email:  info@wtcw.org

With Gratitude,

Bear

Bear LeVangie, Executive Director, Co-Founder, Lead Instructor