If you're interested in both trees and technology, here's a couple fascinating articles on how we are getting to better understand the makeup of the world's forest cover: An analysis of satellite images has pinpointed individual tree canopies over a large area of West Africa. The data suggest that it will soon be possible, with …

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The Invasive Species Centre will host a webinar, October 7 from 10:30-noon, presented by Taylor Scarr from Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service and Dan Rowlinson from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, this webinar will feature updates on the Provincial 2020 survey and data collection techniques used in the field. Details and …

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National Tree Day, September 23rd, is a celebration of the benefits trees provide like clean air, food, shelter, and most importantly, a connection to nature. Take a moment to step outside and express gratitude to the trees in your area or neighbourhood. In honour of Tree Day, the folks behind the documentary movie Call of …

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Just two weeks until our next event, in place of the COVID-cancelled BBQ, join us for an Education Event on the GSCA properties at Bognor Marsh Saturday September 19, 11:00 AM (rain or shine) Lead by Mike Fry, GSCA Forester, we will look at & discuss changes to a hardwood bush since harvesting about 5 …

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A member has posted a notice "Value/merchantability of tamarack logs" to the Members’ Notice Board. If you might be able to assist, log in to the BGWA Notice Board to read/respond.