Photograph of two unidentified researchers weighing felled bolts of sugar maple (Acer saccharum) at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of two unidentified researchers weighing felled bolts of sugar maple (Acer saccharum) at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of two unidentified workers operating log loader machinery at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of underside canopy browning of a tree in Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Photograph of understory in the Acadian forest of the Tobeatic Wilderness Area, southwestern Nova Scotia
Photograph of unidentified researchers bucking sugar maple (Acer saccharum) and sorting branches at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph of unidentified researchers walking in Site 6, a thirty-year-old stand at an unidentified Nova Scotian location
Photograph of vegetation regeneration in the first year after spraying at Plot 9, the Antrim site, Halifax County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of winter forest biomass measurements at Site H, an unidentified central Nova Scotian 8-year-old stand
Photograph of Wishart Robertson and an unidentified person posing next to a large hardwood, Porters Lake
Photograph of yellow birch stave wood prepared for shipment
Photograph showing forest biomass regeneration at a four- or five-year-old thin hardwood stand, Riverside site, central Nova Scotia
Photograph showing resin flow under a full canopy, Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Photograph showing stemflow and throughfall measurements at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph showing uncollected logs and foliage at an unidentified central Nova Scotian site
Photograph showing woodpecker excavation of spruce budworm from tree trunk, Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Photograph showing woodpecker excavation of spruce budworm from tree trunk, Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Transparency showing biomass measurements for an ENFOR study of standing crops and fluxes at Site H8, a stand of sugar maple (Acer saccharum), red maple (Acer rubrum), and yellow birch (Betula alleghaniensis) at an unidentified central Nova Scotian location
Two cutsheet photographs of Lewis Mill in Stewiacke
