Snowden Kindler’s path to arboriculture began with a diverse array of jobs, including bartending, substitute teaching, and farm labor. These varied experiences instilled in him a strong work ethic and adaptability. His formal journey into tree care started in Charlottesville, Virginia, with Bartlett Tree Experts, where he advanced from a groundsman to a climber and crew leader. This role provided him with hands-on training in tree care, safety, and risk assessment.​

After relocating to Durango, Colorado, Snowden joined the Southwest Conservation Corps, working on a chainsaw crew. This experience further honed his skills in tree maintenance and conservation. Currently, he is a valued member of Momentum Tree Experts, contributing his expertise to the team.​

Snowden holds a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), enabling him to transport heavy materials and equipment essential for tree care operations. His training has been predominantly on-the-job, allowing him to develop practical skills in real-world settings.​

His passion for the outdoors drives his dedication to arboriculture. He finds that tree work offers both physical activity and mental engagement, requiring focus and precision. Snowden views arborists as intermediaries between nature and the community, addressing challenges that arise from living near trees while enhancing natural aesthetics.​

In his free time, Snowden enjoys exploring back roads, skiing, kayaking, and backpacking. He is also a music enthusiast, spending time discovering and learning about various musical genres.​

Committed to providing tree care that prioritizes tree health and meets the needs of tree owners, Snowden stays informed about best practices to ensure his work benefits both the environment and the community.