Meg Larkspur

  • Assistant Manager
  • Field Arborist
  • Elm Coordinator

Meg Larkspur spent her childhood frightening her parents by climbing trees to dangerous heights, and is now learning about tree care from experienced team members. 

Meg stands in front of a church wearing a helmet and doing double thumbs up

Meg is a former radio journalist with CHMA 106.9FM, where she loved to write about the Wabanaki forest and wild food foraging. She has loved the outdoors for her entire life, and relishes every opportunity she gets to live and work in the sun. She is often found on the ground on a worksite, writing our online content, taking photos of her semi-reluctant coworkers for social media, or drinking coffee out of something other than a cup.

Meg has taken her chainsaw safety course and completed her pesticide certificate to help administer DutchTrig, and is Woodpecker Tree Care’s apprentice climber. She is an enthusiastic experiential learner, and is interested in learning as much as possible about tree care from the team.

Meg stands on the trunk of a fallen silver maple.

When she isn’t working with the Woodpecker crew, she is often found picnicking with her wife, Madeleine, or chatting with farmers’ market vendors.