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‘Restoration greenhouse’ offers seedlings – and hope - for restoring degraded lands and woodlands in Nova Scotia

Summary by Halifax Examiner
Working with forests and not against them means growing diverse local hardwood tree and shrub species in forests, making woodlots healthier, and reducing flood and wildfire risks.

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‘Restoration greenhouse’ offers seedlings – and hope - for restoring degraded lands and woodlands in Nova Scotia

Working with forests and not against them means growing diverse local hardwood tree and shrub species in forests, making woodlots healthier, and reducing flood and wildfire risks.

·Halifax, Canada
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Halifax Examiner broke the news in Halifax, Canada on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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