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Plant or not to plant, and who pays to replant after wildfires?

Summary by Ckpg Today
PRINCE GEORGE – Canada’s forests are burning faster than they can be replanted, and a national industry group is calling it a crisis, though not everyone agrees on the scale of the problem. The Canadian Tree Nursery Association says more than 7.3 billion seedlings would be needed just to replant 15 percent of the areas burned in the last three years of record wildfires. In B.C., the situation is worsening: seedling production is expected to decl…
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Ckpg Today broke the news in Prince George, Canada on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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