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532-year-old N.S. hemlock claims record for oldest tree in the Maritimes | CBC News
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Nova Scotia may not have much old growth forest left but it can lay claim to having the oldest tree on record in the Maritimes.
Attention Nova Scotia woodland owners! Each year the Department of Lands and Forestry chooses a winner in each of the Western, Central and Eastern Regions of the province. From those regional winners, one will be chosen as the overall provincial winner. This is an award which is well deserved by the recipients, and reflects the goals, objectives and actions of progressive woodland owners. Please take the time to nominate someone whom you know would be a worthy recipient of this award. Just follow the link below!![]()
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Cape Breton Privateland Partnership provided the oversight on this nice black spruce commercial thinning completed on private land by Unama'ki Institute of Natural Resources (UINR) in Caribou Marsh.