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In 1952, Canada began spraying forests from aeroplanes to control budworms; decades later, pesticide research changed how forests were managed

Forests are often seen as untouched by human decision-making. According to The Natural Resources Canada article , spruce budworm outbreaks have been one of the most significant challenges for forest managers in Canada because the insects feed on fir and spruce trees, causing widespread damage during outbreaks.

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