Managing for Wildlife Biodiversity- Mark Pulsifer

The 2024 Central Woodland Conference was held on Saturday, April 20th at Riverside Education Centre, Milford, Nova Scotia.
The Woodland Conferences are organized annually by a hardworking committee of representatives from several Nova Scotia groups interested in forestry. This year, our provincial committee included partners from the Nova Scotia Department of Resources and Renewables, Nova Scotia Woodlot Owners and Operators Association (Provincial Coordinator), Association for Sustainable Forestry, Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute, Nova Scotia Community College, Forest Nova Scotia, Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq, and several private woodlot owners. Additionally, each regional planning committee is comprised of local partners.
To view conference presentations from past years, visit: www.nswoods.ca...

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We need people to care this much about Manitobas mixed woodlands. The governments claim to care about the environment and say they will plant 2 billion trees by 2035... why not stop taxing farmers for having trees and give (tax?)incentives to keep them or they will keep pushing them down by the hundreds of acres everyday! It is quite upsetting and extremely sad!!