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Tree planting in Western Canada typically involves living outdoors in a camp environment for extended periods, usually between two to four months. Workers travel daily to designated areas—often sites that have been logged or burned—where the task is to plant as many trees as possible while adhering to specific standards and metrics. Each planting job requires a certain density of trees, and quality is paramount. Trees cannot be too shallow, too deep, or leaning incorrectly upon placement.