Forest Health


Introduction

Forest Health, a component of the Silviculture Program, is responsible for the detection and quantification of forest health problems, and, where necessary, the prescription and implementation of protective or suppressive treatments to  prevent insect, disease and mammal damage to reforested areas and old growth stands. The forest health program also evaluates the effect of forest practices on forest health as these occasionally increase the risk of damage from insects, diseases and mammals.

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Forest Health  (General)

Forest Health Strategies

Training & Program Information

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Pest Specific Information

Defoliators (links to the SIFR web site)

Bark Beetles

Diseases

 

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Invasive Species

Last updated on November 26, 2009
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