Submitted by Johnny9Toes t3_zbqdku in vermont
dcarsonturner t1_iyt8h56 wrote
Reply to comment by HappilyhiketheHump in Curious to know what folks think about this messaging? by Johnny9Toes
What about old-growth forests in general? My points still stands
HappilyhiketheHump t1_iytys5g wrote
There is almost no old growth in Vermont. Which biome in Vermont are you referring to?
dcarsonturner t1_iyu00lf wrote
Well from where my family is from in Ontario we have old-growth red and white pine, it used to be the biggest red and white pine range in Canada
HappilyhiketheHump t1_iyu1gkf wrote
That’s cool. Love the forest. Yet, Ontario isn’t New England. Selective cutting done to modern standards and regulations is generally good for the environment, the economy, and the native flora and fauna.
If there is truly old growth, than leave it alone. Otherwise, humans and their actions are part of the natural environment.
Eagle_Arm t1_iyur6xj wrote
Your point that has nothing to do with this situation.
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