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Jack pine branch - needles eaten by jack pine budworm
Jack pine branch - needles eaten by jack pine budworm. Blind River.
Area cut-scarified 1964 for natural jack pine; black spruce planted 1965
Area cut-scarified 1964 for natural jack pine; black spruce planted 1965. N.B. historic barrel oil drum fill with cement and with pieces of railway track. Spruce River Rd. Abitibi-Price, Thunder Bay.
Oil drums with cement and steel spikes used to scarify jack pine cut-overs, 1963
Oil drums with cement and steel spikes used to scarify jack pine cut-overs, 1963. Statesman Rd., Geraldton. Photo F.C. Robinson also for photo slide #1965
Boulders pulled by D-7 to prepare sites
Historic equipment. Boulders pulled by D-7 to prepare sites. Beardmore. October 1962. Photo F.C. Robinson. cf slides #1965 & 1966
White spruce planted 1982 after prescribed burn
White spruce planted 1982 after prescribed burn (cf slide #1812). Now 2yrs later. Rogers Road, Hearst
White spruce planted 1977, after 7 yrs
White spruce planted 1977, after 7 yrs. Rogers Road. Hearst.
White spruce planted 1965 at 19 yrs
White spruce planted 1965 at 19 yrs. N.B. thinning in crowns due to spruce budworm attack. Rogers Road, Hearst
George McCormack
George McCormack (ADM north) at Thessalon
George McCormack
George McCormack (ADM-north) "Getting ready for the bush". Thessalon
Aerial view of white spruce planted 1971 at 13 yrs
Aerial view of white spruce planted 1971 at 13 yrs. Burrows Lake. Geraldton. N.B. The seed for these trees came from an exceptional natural stand at the Pagwash River.