Climate change could mean Alberta cuts more fire-killed trees for timber Mountain pine beetle populations down by 94 per cent in Alberta since 2019: province We also know the province has spent ...

Alberta may clear cut trees in a popular recreation area west of Calgary to help thwart the spread of the voracious mountain pine beetle. New reports suggest the number of the timber-killing ...

where the majority of your forest is dead trees, killed by beetles and have had four or five years to dry out.” Pine beetles moved into north central Alberta about a year and a half ago ...

Nearly all of the pine trees have been killed in the most severely affected areas. For those regions, Alberta’s mountain pine beetle management plan is moving into its next phase. It means ...

Content continues below Trees impacted by mountain pine beetle infestation are seen in the Valley of the Five Lakes in Alberta. (Catherine Cullingham/provided) Since then the beetles have thrived ...

The spread could affect 14 logging companies that harvest pine in Alberta. In Jasper, tourists and residents will see more of the forests turn red, then grey, as trees die, Argument said.

A world-renowned Alberta ski resort faces some ... resort employees had cut down a stand of trees alongside a run that included at least 39 whitebark pine. That long—lived, five—needled ...

University of Alberta ... pine, against the mountain pine beetle. The findings are published in the journal Plant, Cell & Environment. More information: Aziz Ullah et al, Alliance Between Conifer ...

After 13 years, the remnants of a deadly storm that hit an Alberta ... Twelve trees grow in a memorial grove representing those who were killed by the F-4 tornado that hit Pine Lake on July ...

VANCOUVER (Reuters) - Alberta reported mixed results on Thursday in its battle with the mountain pine beetle ... killing them within a year. Infested trees cannot be saved, although the lumber ...