1. Register your site

*Tree steward's last name

*Tree steward's first name

*Phone number Alternate phone number

*Email address

*Address of the crop

*City State Zip

Mailing address (if different from crop address)

City State Zip

*What type of site? -- select -- Residence Farm Public lands Other

*Is this a kid/family friendly harvest site? (For example, is the ground around the tree fairly flat, is there a decent amount of space for people and kids to move around, etc.) -- select -- Yes No

*How many trees? none 1 23456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930

What type(s) of fruit trees do you own? Select all that apply
      Apples
      Pears
      Plums
      Peaches
      Grapes
      Cherries
      Other fruit

*May we add the trees to a public map that is used to show the correlation between black bears and fruit in Boulder? Only an approximate location will be displayed, and your personal information will not be listed.
Yes
No
Undecided (I will let you know later)

*Which best describes you?
Property owner
Tenant
Friend or neighbor. You'll be responsible for coordinating between us and the residents.

*How did you hear about Community Fruit Rescue?
-- select -- Newspaper Friend Neighbor Web search Nextdoor Email Fruit Rescue staff Flyer Social media 350Colorado City of Boulder Colorado Parks & Wildlife Boulder Bear Coalition Other

*Do you have a ladder on site that we could use?
No
Yes
No, but I can borrow one
My trees do not need a ladder

*Are you comfortable with volunteers safely climbing in your tree to reach more fruit? (All volunteers have signed a waiver of liability.)
Yes
No

Is there anything else you would like us to know? For example, tree access, preferred ways and times to contact you.

2. Request your harvest

Please select one of the following weeks during which your harvest will be scheduled*. Remember to consider the ripeness of your fruit!
--Choose-- Week of August 4 Week of August 11 Week of August 18 Week of August 25 Week of September 1 Week of September 8 Week of September 15 Week of September 22 Week of September 29 Week of October 6 Week of October 13 Week of October 20 Week of October 27 Week of November 3 Week of November 10 Week of November 17 Week of November 24

*After submitting this form, our Harvest & Programs Coordinator will reach out to you over email with a specific date and time. Community Fruit Rescue reserves the right to schedule anytime during the weeklong windows listed below.

*Please list the quantity and type of fruit tree(s) you'd like Community Fruit Rescue to harvest. (Ex: 1 apple tree and 2 pear trees)

*Our volunteers expect to harvest at least a 40 lb crate of fruit at each harvest. Do you feel you have this amount of fruit to pick? -- select -- Yes No Not sure, please call me.

*Have the trees been sprayed or treated in the past year?
Yes, with a common insecticide or pesticide.
Yes, but it is non-toxic.
No

Do you have a curbside compost bin or a backyard composter available for the compost-grade fruit?
No
Yes
Not sure

*Do you wish to keep one-quarter of the harvest?
No, thanks. Donate it all!
Some, but less than one-quarter
Yes, please - and I'll have containers out for volunteers to fill.

*Have you made a donation of $100 or more to guarantee your harvest?
Yes
No
I would like to receive financial assistance from CFR so I can schedule a guaranteed harvest
I’m participating through CFR’s Human-Bear Conflict Reduction Initiative in Lyons
I'm not sure, please follow up with me

*if you you made a donation to guarantee your harvest, please specify which donation method you used.
Online donation through fruitrescue.org
Mailed a check
PayPal
This does not apply to me
Other:

If you made a donation to receive a guaranteed harvest, please let us know of any scheduling preferences and/or conflicts you may have during the week-long range selected above.

In the event that you are not home during the scheduled harvest time, are there any special instructions we need to access your fruit trees?

Bear Activity
The next three questions are about black bears. Why are we talking about bears, you ask? By harvesting the surplus fruit growing throughout Boulder, we are helping to protect the local black bears that wander into town in search of food. Urban areas are not safe places for large animals like black bears; please help us be better neighbors to our wildlife by answering these questions about bears. Contact bears@fruitrescue.org with questions.

*Have you experienced bear activity on your property this year? -- select -- Yes No Not sure

*If yes, roughly when did the bear activity occur? -- select -- Today Yesterday This past week This past month More than a month ago I haven’t seen one this year, but bears have been known to visit my property in the past! This does not apply to me

*What did the bear activity consist of?
-- select -- Bear was in or feeding from my fruit tree Bear was in or passing through my yard Bear was feeding from another attractant on my property (ex: bird feeder, unsecured trash, etc.) Bear was in my neighbor's yard Bear was seen in my neighborhood This does not apply to me
Other activity

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