Beech trees felled using directional felling to simplify extraction for firewood. These beech lacked any symptoms of beech bark disease (either scale or fungus) so no herbicides were applied to the stumps or stumps in the immediate vicinity. Learn more about beech management in the project profiles at http://CornellForestConnect.ning.com

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