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Ecotree is a bioscience company that puts science to work by creating sustainable solutions which contribute to a cleaner, safer and healthier Mother Earth. Specialising in the production of a wide range of innovative products relating to biobased lubricants and its derivatives, Ecotree was established in 2005 by a group of entrepreneurs who recognise the importance of developing renewable alternatives to fossil fuels. Ecotree assumed the business operations of Stephen Hansford Petroleum, an established lubricants specialist with operations dating back to the early 1970s. With this strategic merger, Ecotree was able to marry over 30 years of experience in the lubrication industry with modern science to produce a range of traditional as well as biodegradable lubricants. Our biolubricants are marketed under the Ecotree brand name while the traditional range of mineral based lubricants is promoted under the Hansford label. Ecotree caters to a broad range of industries from mainstream automotive and engineering industries to more specialised industries such as incidental food contact lubricants for the food processing industry. For the metalworking industries, we have a full range of biobased, biodegradable and biocide protected high performance metal-cutting fluids that are formulated to provide high performance properties for all medium to heavy duty machining operations.

Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Grand Fork, North Dakota, Edgewood Healthcare is the leading operator of senior living communities in the upper Midwest.

Trees For Tomorrow is a non-profit, accredited natural resource specialty school located in Eagle River, Wisconsin. It was founded in 1944 by nine paper companies with the focus to reforest northern Wisconsin and work with landowners on proper management and use of their forested lands. Today, Trees For Tomorrow provides natural resource education workshops to more than 100 school, adult and university groups throughout the Lake States Region focusing on the wise management and use of our trees, forests and other natural resources. The campus has four dormitory style lodges, a dining hall and an education building with four classrooms. Trees For Tomorrow is available to businesses for meetings or conferences.