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Launched in 1994, Atlantic
Forestry Review is a magazine for woodlot owners, foresters,
contractors and technicians in Atlantic Canada. Published bi-monthly,
Atlantic Forestry has rapidly expanded to become an essential
source of up-to-date information for those interested and involved
in forestry.
Regular features include:
"Contact" - providing
a unique opportunity for Atlantic forestry groups & associations
to share what they are doing, and "Your
Neck of the Woods" - a guide to forestry and woodlot
events. In addition, each issue features a different Price Summary
Table for Sawmill Prices (Atlantic Canada & Maine); for Softwoods,
Hardwoods or Pulpwood.
Topics and issues discussed
regularly in Atlantic Forestry Review include:
Silviculture; clearcutting; biodiversity;
growing and marketing Christmas trees; sustainable forest management;
preserving wildlife; financial management; First Nations forestry;
surveying; tree breeding; pests & diseases (Tussock moth
& Spruce budworm); Btk & other pesticides &
chemical sprays; forestry equipment (grapples, feller bunchers,
delimbers, ATVs, tractors); road & trail construction; woodlot
safety; sawmills & milling; pulp & paper; kiln drying;
lumber; timber; logging winches; bush cutters; chainsaws; tree
nurseries; growing & planting seedlings, hardwood management;
managing softwoods (spruce, pine, cedar, hemlock); forester,
contractor and technician concerns.
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Atlantic Forestry Review,
March 2007

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