University of New Brunswick - How will New Brunswick's trees adapt to climate change?

At the Acadia Research Forest north of Fredericton, researchers from UNB are in the early stages of a project to assess how Atlantic Canada's dominant trees will adapt to climate change. What they learn will help industry and the province grow the forests of the future.

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