Stanley Park hemlock tree removal
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•Volunteers key on second front of Stanley Park's recovery from looper moths
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Vancouver park board's removal of thousands of hemlock trees in Stanley Park has set off a race for the Stanley Park Ecology Society on a second front of their restoration project.
The society’s staff has enlisted a corps of volunteers to step in and plant native flora shrubs alongside them, trying to recreate a healthy forest understory before invasive species can take hold.
The Stanley Park Preservation Society argued that large-scale removals are only increasing the risk for invasive species to establish.
A University of B.C. forest ecologist said replanting is often necessary as part of restoration.
Stanley Park is a highly productive ecosystem, so sometimes just paring back the invasive plants is enough for native plants to return.
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