This year, they’ve added Balsam Fir, Black Spruce, White Spruce, and even a few Red Maple, White Pine, Yellow Birch, and Balsam Poplar to the park's landscape.
The 2024 tree planting season at Gros Morne National Park has wrapped up. Nearly 300,000 native trees have been carefully planted across 82.5 hectares. This year, they’ve added Balsam Fir, Black Spruce, White Spruce, and even a few Red Maple, White Pine, Yellow Birch, and Balsam Poplar to the park's landscape. This ecological restoration work is focused on areas where forest cover was lost due to severe over-browsing by moose. Thanks to careful management, the moose population in the park is now at an ecologically sustainable level, allowing these new trees to flourish.
Police Service Dog Fogo is headed for duty at RNC Corner Brook
Nominations for first ever Award for Excellence in Early Childhood Education will close next month
Immaculate Heart of Mary students present showcase tonight in support of global justice issues
Corner Brook will roll out a new garbage collection system in the new year meaning new carts for residents
Applications to vote by mail in the upcoming provincial election are now being accepted
