The Pine Beetle is the most destructive pest of mature pine in British Columbia. The infestations have caused extensive tree mortality throughout our province. The population of the pine beetle hasr risen to epidemic levels over the past several years due to an abundance of mature pine trees and favorable weather conditions. It continues to be the largest threat to our forests in terms of timber loss, environmental concerns and negative economic impacts.
 

Tech Mist Spray Solutions' BC Pine Beetle Initiative is there to help save your trees. The infestation has grown 42 fold since 1999 and is at your doorstep with no signs of slowing down. Take action to help trees resist the beetle, restore infected trees, and retain the character of your property. 
 

A tussock moth outbreak has hit British Columbia in the interior as well, with an exceptionally big blow in the summer of 2009 to Kamloops and the surrounding area. This defoliator usually attacks fir and spruce species. Trees that stand alone are particularly vulnerable. Recognized to be at epidemic proportions in the summer of 2008, tussock moth is spreading rapldly.