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A Cut Above: A Look at Alternatives to Clearcutting in Canada’s Boreal Forest
Submitted by Sophie on Mon, 08/14/2006 - 11:02.
Clearcutting causes ecological harm
- Clearcutting destroys old growth forests.
- Clearcutting removes most habitat features in a forest because no trees are left standing.
- Clearcutting negatively impacts species requiring old, diverse forests.
- Clearcutting may reduce long-term soil fertility and it leads to major shifts in forest species composition.
For more information: http://www.cpaws.org/boreal/english/vision/forestry.html
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