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Community Forests International
@CanadaTrees
Enabling people and forests to thrive together through community-led climate solutions.
Environmental Conservation Organization Sackville, New Brunswickforestsinternational.orgJoined June 2013

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“If you work with these nature-based solutions and you invest in a forest project...adjacent communities are also going to be protected." Our ED Daimen Hardie spoke with on forests as a natural climate, and insurance, solution.
We couldn't agree more! And did you know that although the western hemlock can grow almost twice as tall as its eastern counterpart, the eastern hemlock has a much longer lifespan? Not that it's a competition.
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My favourites are hemlock and cedar. It feels magical to walk in a hemlock forest!
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The Wabanaki Forest comprises a wide variety of tree species with a range of ages, including long-lived and shade-tolerant species such as sugar maple, red spruce, eastern hemlock, yellow birch, cedar, and beech. 🌳Do you have a favourite?
Man in black rain jacket and blue toque stands facing away from the camera, one hand leading against a tree trunk. He is looking upwards towards the sky.
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The bad news: 1/3 of New Brunswick's forests have been clear-cut in the last 25 years, leaving communities vulnerable to flooding. The good news: We can #TakeAction today to restore and protect our shared forests and communities.
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"Mother Trees" act as central hubs, sharing their excess carbon and nitrogen through the fungal network with the younger seedlings in the understory. This helps increase the survival rate of the seedlings and creates a healthy #forest ecosystem!
Photo of woman in a forest, smiling and holding on to her hat. Text reads "Did you know? The term mother tree is sometimes used to refer to the biggest, oldest trees in the forest.
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Did you know that forests can be good for your mental health? Spending time in the forest has been shown to increase our feelings of happiness, reduce anxiety, and help us better cope with stress! So this Earth Month, make sure to schedule yourself plenty of #ForestTime!
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In #Zanzibar, the Community Forest Pemba team has recently finished another Solar Dryer for use by the communities of Kizimbani! This will be used by farmers to process their spice crops, allowing them to access markets for ethical and organically-produced spices 🌱
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Springtime means the array of wildflowers, ferns, moss, and lichen start to emerge in the forests. One of the greatest gifts of this season is flowering spring ephemeral plants. Do you have any favourites?
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Starting soon, there's still space to join our #2BT Restoration Planting webinar! us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist
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Are you part of an ENGO or community group that has received or is applying to the Government of Canada's #2BT Program? Interested in learning how this funding can be used for restoration planting? Join us for tomorrow's webinar! us02web.zoom.us/.../reg.../WN_
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It's simply not acceptable. To the hundreds of youth who worked hard to help us build the wikuom at their school, I am so sad for you to have to experience this. Whether or was vandalism or a hate crime, this affects you all. We will figure a way out to help you move forward ❤️
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Queens District RCMP investigating vandalism to a wigwam #Liverpool rcmp-grc.ca/124535
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"Real hope is the fact that if we do something, we are convinced that it can make a difference. We're convinced that there is a better future possible if we do everything we can to get there." Are you hopeful for #ClimateJustice? We are.
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"The science shows — and this IPCC report shows — that the solutions are at hand and our choices matter," said one expert. cbc.ca/radio/thecurre