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LessonsFromNature.ca

Posted by AFPA | July 8, 2016

Learn more about 6 of the most debated land management values in the boreal forest. LessonsFromNature.ca pairs expert interviews with footage from drones to fully explore issues facing the future of our forests. Short videos also explore topics like management of old forests, cumulative effects, and forest regeneration. The site is a project of fRI Research.

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AFPA is a non-profit association that represents Alberta’s forest industry. We support our members in reaching new heights of sustainability, safety, efficiency and innovation, and we give Albertans opportunities to learn about our forests and the forest industry.

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