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<\/a>An example of forested land in NS that burned in late May 2023 viewed on Sep 27, 2023<\/strong>.\u00a0 This site is a managed conifer stand, ~ 30 years old. New, post-fire growth is mostly aspen and raspberry. According to Helen Whitman, \u201cThose [Nova Scotia] fires burned in conifer-dominated areas”\u00a0 (Photo by David P) In recent blog posts, the organization also maintains that we are \u201cworsening climate change and increasing wildfire risk by protecting too much land\u201d.<\/p>\n I am not so sure, but I would like to see people more knowledgable than myself on such matters, weigh in.<\/p>\n Read More<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Forest Nova Scotia, “the largest organization of forest interests in the province of Nova Scotia, on the East coast of Canada” says it would. In recent blog posts, the organization also maintains that we are \u201cworsening climate change and increasing … Continue reading
Click on image for larger version<\/em><\/p><\/div>Forest Nova Scotia<\/a>, “the largest organization of forest interests in the province of Nova Scotia, on the East coast of Canada” says it would.<\/p>\n