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Tent Caterpillars on the Rise in Ontario Forests
Learn about the tent caterpillar, its life cycle, feeding habits, and impact on Ontario forests during outbreak years.

Turning Charred Wood Into Climate Tools for Nova Scotia Farmers
Nova Scotia explores how charred wood from forest waste can improve farm soils, support crops, and store carbon to fight climate change.

Beech Leaf Disease Confirmed Fatal in Maine Forests
Beech leaf disease has caused the first tree deaths in Maine forests. Learn how this nematode-driven disease spreads, symptoms to watch for, and why it

Turning Monterey Pine Bark Into Biopharmaceutical Gold
Monterey pine bark is emerging as a potential source of biopharmaceuticals. Learn how this forestry byproduct could be refined and used.

How Wildfires Are Impacting Fraser River Water Quality
Wildfires are threatening Fraser River water quality by introducing metals and nutrients that can harm aquatic ecosystems. Learn how climate and environmental

Rare Old Growth Trees Discovered in New Brunswick With Ecological Value
A rare 400-year-old red spruce found in New Brunswick highlights the ecological and historical value of old growth trees, as clear-cutting continues to reduce

Tree Species Arrangement Influences Forest Productivity and Ecosystem Health
Tree species arrangement plays a critical role in forest productivity, biodiversity, and ecosystem function. Learn how different planting patterns impact

How Drought-Stressed Forests Are Changing the Northern Landscape
Drought-stressed forests are showing signs of strain across northern regions. Learn how trees are responding and what it means for forest health.

Why Is There So Much Tree Seed Fluff This Year?
Tree seed fluff has increased in many northern areas this summer. Learn what causes it, why it’s more visible this year, and what it means for forest health.

Scotch Broom in BC: Managing an Invasive Plant Threat
Scotch broom in BC is a highly invasive plant affecting forests, pastures, and biodiversity. Learn about its spread, fire risks, and ongoing projects.

Digital Tree Marking Brings Efficiency to Forest Thinning Efforts
Digital tree marking is transforming forest thinning operations, reducing wildfire risk while improving cost-efficiency and productivity.

Nighttime Aerial Firefighting Expands in Canadian Wildfire Response
Nighttime aerial firefighting is expanding in Canada as specialized helitankers equipped with night-vision gear join wildfire response efforts.
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