Old-Growth Forests vs. Second-Growth Plantations - The Differences

See a summary of the structural differences between coastal old-growth temperate forests and the ensuing second-growth tree plantations that they are being replaced with - which are re-logged every 50 to 60 years in BC, never to become old-growth again. Old-growth forests are vital to support unique endangered species, the climate, tourism, clean water, wild salmon, and First Nations cultures whose unceded territories these are.
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Thank you for all your doing. Knowledge such as this, surrounding forests, because our world is made of plants and that we depend upon them entirely, is what's truly important in the world.