Haveman Brothers

You won't find an Uber like this in the city... Want to experience what it's like to ride in one of these bad boys (called Sherps)? We're hiring for the 2021 planting season! Check out our job opportunities and applications at: http://havemanbrothers.com/employees/opportunities/planting Photo: @Saraahmiddleton

Applications are live for the 2021 planting season. Click on the link below to apply! http://havemanbrothers.com/employees/opportunities/planting Looking to try your hand at tree planting for the first time? Want to ramp up for PB from last year? Haveman's is hiring new and returning vet tree planters, as well as kitchen staff for the 2021 season. Visit our website for more information!... : @figinphoto

2020 was just one giant kyfey piece. Here`s to all the cream ahead in 2021.

From our family to yours, Haveman Brothers wants to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and happy holidays.

Dogs of the Bush: Installment 2 Meet Bear! He's a 6 year old doggo that has lived in the bush almost his entire life. Bear is a staple around the tree plant camp, and never fails to make you smile. Like his owner Ted, Bear is jolly and goofy. He loves a good scratch and chasing after bears and animals in the forest. ... : Wyatt Smith (@wsmithphotography) and Pavel Fiala (@figinphoto)

One Million Trees - a Canadian tree planting documentary is now available to stream on CBC Gem! Link below: https://gem.cbc.ca//season/episode-23/38e815a-0134fc83a86

Have you ever wanted to see tree planting on the big screen? Well here`s your chance! Tune in Friday November 6th on CBC Gem and on CBC Television and Saturday November 7th at 8PM (in BC and Alberta) for the airing of One Million Trees a Canadian tree planting documentary. The documentary features footage shot by Haveman tree planter and talented cinematographer Calvin Van Arragon... Video courtesy of One Million Trees Documentary

Did you hear? Haveman Brothers is on Instagram. Give us a follow and stay tuned for even more content!

It's getting colder outside and we can't help but reminisce about this past planting season, sitting around the fire after a long day of work. Sioux Lookout Crew 2020 Photo courtesy of @daestanol on Instagram.

We just heard recently that Tyler Moyer had passed away. He had worked for us for 5 seasons from tree planting to crew bossing. He always worked hard and loved working in the bush. This hurts us all very deeply. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and to all who knew him.