Tree removal can actually promote forest health. By removing dead, diseased, or overcrowded trees, arborists help reduce competition for resources among remaining trees, leading to a healthier and more resilient forest ecosystem.
Some tree stumps can regrow into new trees if left untreated. This process, known as coppicing, allows certain species to regenerate from the stump, creating new growth over time. However, if stump removal is desired, specialized treatments or grinding may be necessary to prevent regrowth
The world’s largest living tree by volume, General Sherman, is a giant sequoia in California's Sequoia National Park. Although not the tallest, it stands 275 feet tall and has a staggering volume of over 52,500 cubic feet. Due to its protected status, this ancient tree is not subject to removal.