What did you do with your used Christmas tree this year? The people of Le Goulet have a creative way of reusing them. The small village in the Acadian Peninsula uses old Christmas trees as part of a dune restoration project it launched in 2013. The initiative consists of using different recycled materials from the village, including used pines and douglas […]
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FREDERICTON — The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is bringing attention to a study published last week in the Virology Journal that reported on the presence of a European strain of an Atlantic salmon virus — infectious salmon anemia (ISAv) — in British Columbia wild Pacific salmon. Inka Milewski, science advisor for the Conservation Council, said the study dispels
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