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Woodlot owners in P.E.I. collecting spruce bark beetles for science

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Last updated: 2026/07/07 at 6:50 PM
Press Room Published July 7, 2026
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Some woodlot owners on Prince Edward Island are lending a helping hand with some new research on the spruce bark beetle, which has been taking a toll on trees since post-tropical storm Fiona. A researcher in Fredericton is working on a study about the outbreak. CBC’s Nancy Russell has more.

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