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Fire origin stand of jack pine and black spruce
Typical fire origin stand of jack pine and black spruce. Engelhart Management Unit, Swastika.
Black spruce at 3 years
Black spruce planted 1965. Photo 1968. Camp # 10, Baseley Brook, Black Brook. J.D.Irving. Person is Niels Kreiberg (reforestation forester). N.B. grass in moist depression. Cf #164 & 167.
Black spruce planted, herbicided
Black spruce planted 1966, 245T herbicided 1967, photo 1968. Black Brook, J.D.Irving. Person is Pat Marceau (Irving forester).
Black spruce planted, herbicided
Black spruce planted 1966, 245T herbicided 1967, photo 1968. Black Brook, J.D. Irving. Person is Pat Marceau (Irving forester).
Black spruce planted and herbicided
Black spruce planted 1966, herbiceded with 245T, 1967. Photo 1968. Black Brook, J.D. Irving. Person is Pat Marceau.
White spruce planted, herbicided
Area crushed 1964, planted with white spruce 1965, herbicided in 1966 and 1967. Camp 16, Veneer Gate, Black Brook, J.D. Irving. Person is Pat Marceau (Irving forester).
Area crushed and planted with red spruce
Area crushed 1964, red spruce planted 1965, area to right back recent crushing. Photo Sept. 1968. Cap #2, Skin Gulch, Black Brook, J.D. Irving.
Recent crushing
Recent crushing N.B. debris. Black Brook, J.D. Irving.
Comparison of crushing treatments
Foreground & left: crushed 1964, planted 1965. Right: crushed 1968, photo Sept 1968. N.B. hardwood strip left as fire break. Camp #2, Skin Gulch, J.D. Irving.
Comparison of areas treated with crushing
Foreground & left: crushed 1964, planted 1965. Right: crushed 1968, photo Sept 1968. N.B. hardwood strip left as fire break. Camp #2, Skin Gulch, J.D. Irving.