Foresters spend a lot of time in the outdoors and they know that trees are connected to each other through underground networks that let them share water, nutrients, and information that is essential for life. Trees are very much like people in … [Read more...]
Forestry in a Changing Climate
New Brunswick has been blessed with a temperate climate that has shaped our renewable forest resource. Over many generations we have used our ever-evolving knowledge of how forest ecosystems function to derive great benefits from forest … [Read more...]
A short look at a long year in Forestry
As is the custom at this time of year we pause and reflect on the happenings that have transpired over the past twelve months. For me the most transformative trend of the year has been the encouraging acceptance of forestry and forest management … [Read more...]
25 years After the Big South “Christmas Mountains” Blowdown Event
Difficult to believe, but this Thursday (Nov.7) will mark the 25th anniversary of the Big South “Christmas Mountains” blowdown event. Similar to that historic day, we are expecting some snow this Thursday. The attached photos tell some of the story. … [Read more...]
Silent Partner in Conservation Announcement
Natural Resources Minister Mike Holland’s recent announcement of a doubling of public land dedicated for protection is being celebrated by the province’s conservation community. This is a significant accomplishment and for the most part the … [Read more...]
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