Family Forest Network: A five-year pilot project to bring ecologically sensitive
management to smaller, privately owned woodlands in Nova Scotia
management to smaller, privately owned woodlands in Nova Scotia
A collaboration among 10 charitable, non-profit, and co-operative organizations, the Family Forest Network (FFN) is conducting research and promoting ecological forestry practices on small, privately owned woodlands in Nova Scotia. Our five-year project aims to:
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- Create a large-scale pilot of approximately 160 harvest and 40 silviculture treatments province-wide the quantity and promote the benefits of ecological forestry practices.
- Extend the reach of ecological forestry on family woodlands through integrated solutions and strategic partnerships.
- Develop a steward-led network to address the key challenges of implementing ecological forestry practices on small private woodlands.
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