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Ecological conditions at the Grand-Pre national historic site : [draft manuscripts, reviewer comments and notes]
Ecological conditions at the Grand-Pre national historic site : [draft manuscripts, reviewer comments and notes]
Photograph of an alder-dominated unsprayed reference plot, Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Richard Morash standing in an unsprayed alder reference plot, Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of six-year-old glyphosate spray plot with planted red spruce (Picea rubens), Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Richard Morash standing in a glyphosate spray plot, six years after spraying, Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of an unidentified person standing next to a control conifer regrowth site, Little River Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of controlled vegetation regrowth after spraying, central Nova Scotia
Photograph of deformed raspberry plants after Glyphosate spraying, Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of a control area at the Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Glyphosate drift damage across a roadway at the Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of conifer regrowth competition at the Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of regrowth at the Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of slow regeneration after spraying at the Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of conifer regeneration one year after spraying at the Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of a control area at the Little River Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of Bill Freedman posing with a rifle at the Aylesford Lake site, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of two unidentified workers operating log loader machinery at 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 gathering foliage while holding a shotgun, 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 shooting a rifle into the air to dislodge 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 in front of a pickup truck with gathered foliage and a shotgun, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of logging machinery performing clear-cutting at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the aftermath of a 0.49 hectare conventional clear cut, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of an 0.5 hectare all-aged softwood conventional clear cut, 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 gathering foliage at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of logging machinery performing clear-cutting at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of the aftermath of a 0.49 hectare conventional clear cut, Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of logging machinery performing clear-cutting at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of a conventional five hectare softwood clear cut at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of three unidentified researchers taking disc sub-samples of felled trees, likely at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia
Photograph of logging machinery performing clear-cutting at Aylesford Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia