Nordica Speedmachine

Two months in a tent in Canada's wilderness might sound like an ideal living condition to an outdoor enthusiast. If that same person also happened to enjoy hard labour, tree planting in Canada might just be a dream come true. But, before strapping on planting bags and tying up heavy-duty boots, it is first important to consider some of the "cons" to planting trees in this country.

Tree Planting is Hard Work

This is truly something a person must see to believe. There is nothing a person could say to prepare a first-time planter for the scary world they are about to enter. The days are long (sometimes nine hours). And there is no taking a rain check. Planters work in all kinds of weather conditions and often end up a muddy mess by the end of the day.

While seedlings (baby trees) are relatively small, about 5–15 inches long, carrying hundreds of them at a time on your hips can get heavy. Seeing as planters are paid per tree, it is important to work quickly, while also maintaining a high standard of quality which will be monitored by your boss and the contracting company.

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