Forest health treatments
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Forest health treatments
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the application of techniques to influence pest orbeneficial organism populations, mitigate damage, or reduce the risk of future damage toforest stands. Treatments can be either proactive (for example, spacing trees to reducerisk of attack by bark beetles) or reactive (for example, spraying insecticides to treatoutbreaks of gypsy moth). [Ministry of Forests -- Government of British Columbia]
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