Winter photography creates the X-ray showing the work required to protect our trees and their carbon-storing, shade-presenting properties.

Simply, the vines reaching into the trees need to be cut. Then, the vines need to be pulled out of the ground. Removal of vines from trees can be a delicate process because it's important to ensure that branches are not harmed by the removal of invasive vines.

Once the vines are cut, there is a two-part next step process. First, pull out the vines from the ground.  Second, carefully cut away the vines that have entwined themselves in the trees.  The trees will thank you. There will be a flourishing.