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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