Exploring Our Air, Water and Land
Partnering With the Best Researchers
Reverse Osmosis? Endophytic fungi? And moss as an environmental tour guide? These are some of the exciting areas that our research partners are studying. Our diverse partners come from Canada’s foremost universities and organizations, where we are unified by our passion for preserving the environment.
Each one of our team projects has significant impact for the future and how we relate to our surroundings and the survival of our precious plant and wildlife. Because their survival is ultimately linked to ours, we are focused to continually find better ways to operate our business while preserving the ecological wonders that surround us.
Our projects
Land
| Focus of Study: Influence of Intensive Forest Management on American Marten Populations |
| Partner: Dr. Claude Samson, Université de Moncton |
| Timeframe: 2001 - 2007 |
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| Focus of Study: Effects of Selection Harvesting on Bird Species in Hardwood Stands |
| Partner: Dr. Marc André Villard, Université de Moncton |
| Timeframe: Ongoing since 2006 |
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| Focus of Study: Maintaining Canada Lynx in Managed Forests |
| Partner: Maine Fisheries & Wildlife |
| Timeframe: Ongoing since 2001 |
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| Focus of Study: Mosses and Plants in Managed Forests |
| Partner: Dr. K. Frego, UNBSJ-Biology, Dr. M. Roberts, UNB-Forestry, JDI FRAC, Fundy Model Forest |
| Timeframe: 1996 - 2007 |
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| Focus of Study: Improving Tolerance of White Spruce to Insect Attack |
| Partner: Dr. J.D. Miller, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario |
| Timeframe: Ongoing |
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| Focus of Study: Ruffed Grouse Habitat Studies |
| Partner: Dr. Daniel Keppie, UNB Forestry |
| Timeframe: Ongoing since 2005 |
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| Focus of Study: Irving Pulp & Paper Reduced Shipments to Landfill |
| Partner: Canadian Food Inspection Agency |
| Timeframe: Ongoing |
Air
Water