Logging Scars Cut Deep

The Clear Cut

We return this week with our own Senior Forest Conservation Manager, Dave Pearce, to cover the wider implications of Wildlands’ Logging Scars report.
In our last episode we learned that Wildlands League’s study showed an average of 14% of the forest is not regenerated after one cycle of full-tree harvesting. While that may not seem like a significant impact to the forest, Dave explains why this isn’t the case. In addition to reducing our resilience to climate change, logging scars spell serious trouble for biodiversity as well. We give context to degradation in Canada’s forests and why there’s a need for higher quality data to better understand the impacts of logging on the landscape.
Check out the Logging Scars webpage to read the report and see the eye-opening images.
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1. Logging Scars Cut Deep (00:00:00)

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3. (Cont.) Logging Scars Cut Deep (00:09:04)