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- A Strategy for Crown Lands Forest Management – Putting our Resources to Work 2014
- Management Alternatives to New Brunswick’s Public Forest
- Future Opportunities for the Forest Products Industry in New Brunswick
- Objectives and Standards for the New Brunswick Crown Forest for 2007-2012
- Crown Land and Private Land Task Forces
- Our Forest Industry – Fundamentals for Future Competitiveness
- Final Report on Wood Supply in New Brunswick
- The New Brunswick Forest Industry: The Potential Economic Impact of Proposals to Increase the Wood Supply
- New Brunswick Crown Forests: Assessment of Stewardship and Management
- Looking to the Future: Our Public Forest
- A path for a sustainable economic forest in New Brunswick
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Have you seen spruce budworm?
Spruce budworm is easiest to see from mid-June to early July.