- Forest Harvest
- Planting Trees
- Preventing Wildfires
A WELL-MANAGED WORKING FOREST WORKS FOR OUR CLIMATE.
In addition to removing and storing carbon, the working forest’s diversity of tree age and species creates a more resilient ecosystem that is less vulnerable to pests, wildfire and the effects of climate change – ensuring long-term sustainability.
CREATING HEALTHY HABITATS WHERE WILDLIFE THRIVES.
We have designated more than 68,800 hectares (170,000 acres) of old forest. This is part of an objective to maintain old forest within the working forest landscape. Maintaining tree species and wildlife diversity is part of responsible forest management. A total of 25 per cent of the lands we manage are set aside for conservation. That’s over 530,000 hectares (1.3 million acres).
DEER
During winter, planted stands provide a resting place for whitetail deer, which seek out softwood forest cover for shelter during…
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MOOSE
The moose population in New Brunswick has rebounded under a responsible working forest model. Six decades ago, from 1936 to…
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SONGBIRDS
The presence of songbirds is a useful gauge for forest management impacts, and research shows a working forest can sustain…
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A well-managed working forest works for local communities. Not only do working forests create jobs and produce a consistent supply of renewable materials for the forest products we need, but they also help build community and local economies thanks to population growth, taxes, recreational activities and tourism.
ECONOMIC DRIVERS
The forestry sector is the number one contributor to New Brunswick’s economy. It’s a major driver of economic growth, by…
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A TRADITION OF FORESTRY
Many New Brunswickers have ties, to the forestry sector. Maybe it’s through stories from the early 1900’s of grandfathers harvesting…
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THE NEXT GENERATION
Building strong communities means investing in our future. Each year, we support thousands of students through scholarships and educational initiatives.
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Working forests ensure that a continuous cycle of harvest and renewal happens while also providing the wood and forest products that we need. Forests are a natural carbon sink, capturing and storing carbon during the lifecycle of the forest, while products made from wood store carbon as well. We continue to find ways to reduce waste and carbon and lower our impact.
RENEWABLE & RESPONSIBLE
With the world transitioning to renewable consumer products, the working forest can fulfil that demand. Forest products are renewable and…
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WILD FIRE RESILIENCE
With climate change altering precipitation patterns and the potential impact on wildfire rates, managed forests have forest fire mitigation built…
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BIOENERGY
The working forest provides a key energy source to help Canada attain its carbon-reduction targets. Bioenergy is an alternative to…
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CIRCULAR BIOECONOMY
The working forest is a continuous cycle of harvest and renewal, contributing to carbon sequestration when trees grow and contributing…
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