Photograph of an unidentified researcher sorting small branches and foliage at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of an unidentified researcher standing amid advanced regeneration after a controlled burn at an unidentified site in Halifax County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of an unidentified researcher standing amid pyrogenic heath barrens at an unidentified location in Halifax County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of an unidentified researcher standing in a Balsam fir stand damaged by glyphosate, first-year post-spray, Plot 5, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of an unidentified researcher standing in a Canada Land Inventory (CLI) "unproductive woodland", Halifax County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of an unidentified researcher standing in a thicket of jack pine (Pinus banksiana), Herring Cove Road, Halifax County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of an unidentified researcher standing in an area of regeneration after a controlled burn at a site in Halifax County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of an unidentified researcher standing in pyrogenic heath barrens near recently-planted red pine (Pinus resinosa) at Snake Lake, Halifax County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of an unidentified researcher weighing bunches of branches and foliage at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of an unidentified researcher weighing bunches of branches and foliage at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of an unidentified researcher weighing felled bolts of sugar maple (Acer saccharum) at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of an unidentified researcher weighing felled bolts of sugar maple (Acer saccharum) at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of an unidentified researcher weighing felled bolts of sugar maple (Acer saccharum) at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of an unidentified researcher weighing gathered foliage at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of an unidentified researcher weighing small branches and foliage at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of balsam fir damage one year after glyphosate spraying, Plot 4, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of balsam fir damage one year after glyphosate spraying, Plot 5, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of balsam fir damage one year after glyphosate spraying, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman and an unidentified researcher discussing forest biomass measurements at Site 8, an eight-year-old stand, at an unidentified central Nova Scotian location
Photograph of Bill Freedman and one unidentified person standing in Murchyville bog, near Moose River, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman crouching among weighed logs and disc sub-samples at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of Bill Freedman gathering foliage at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman gathering foliage while holding a shotgun, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman kneeling near weighed logs and disc sub-samples, likely at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman pointing a shotgun in the air at foliage, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman pointing a shotgun in the air at foliage, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman posing in a shallow bog containing Potamogeton oblongus, on Sable Island
Photograph of Bill Freedman posing in front of a pickup truck with gathered foliage and a shotgun, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman posing with a rifle and foliage, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman posing with a rifle and foliage, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman posing with a rifle at the Aylesford Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman shooting a rifle into the air to dislodge foliage, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing along the banks of Moose River, Eastern Shore, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing amid swamp thistle growth in Plot 4 in the second year after glyphosate spraying, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in a four-year-old glyphosate spray plot, resprayed, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in a largely unsprayed patch, two years after glyphosate spraying of the vicinity, Plot 1, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in a Riverside plot in the second post-spray year, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in a Riverside plot in the second post-spray year, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in a Riverside plot with some swamp thistle (Cirsium muticum) regrowth in the second post-spray year, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in a thicket of planted spruce in a Riverside spray plot, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in dense shrubbery, East Jordan, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in dense undergrowth, East Jordan, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in dense unsprayed control site, Plot 2, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing in dense unsprayed control site, Plot 2, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing next to Murchyville bog, near Moose River, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing next to Murchyville bog, near Moose River, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing next to Murchyville bog, near Moose River, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing next to Murchyville bog, near Moose River, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman standing next to regenerating spruce, second year after glyphosate spraying, Plot 1, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of Canada Land Inventory (CLI) unproductive woodland, Halifax County, Nova Scotia
