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	Trees of Canada - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Many of the trees on this list are introduced as ornamentals or for food and are not common in Canada.
		Also due to the vast area of Canada, a tree that is common in one area, may be completely absent or unable to grow in another area.
		In particular many warm-temperate trees can only be grown on the mild Pacific coast (where gardens may contain many additional species not listed here).
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Trees_of_Canada (176 words)

	Trees in Canada
		Ten years in preparation, this is the most comprehensive book on the trees of Canada and the northern United States ever published.
		Trees In Canada builds on the popular Native Trees of Canada, (no longer available) which for 8 editions and over 75 years guided amateur naturalists and forest science professionals in tree identification.
		Trees In Canada is an essential tool for the amateur naturalist and forest science professional, landscape architect, student, or teacher, and a collectible for all those fascinated by trees and forests.
	www.fedpubs.com /subject/natres/trees.htm (187 words)

	Provincial and Territorial Trees of Canada
		Inland, this species grows tall, slender and straight to heights of 25 m; along the treeline and the coast, the trees are often contorted and shrubby.
		The young bark is often blistered with resin; on mature trees the bark turns gray to reddish brown and in scaly plates.
		Yellow birch is one of the principal hardwoods used in the distillation of wood alcohol, acetate of lime, charcoal, tar and oils.
	www.albertarose.org /Interest/Canada/trees.html (1801 words)

	City of Canada Bay Council \| Trees
		Trees are a major influence on our streetscapes, contributing significantly to the appearance and value of properties.
		Indigenous and introduced trees provide shade for humans and structures, shelter for wildlife and in urban areas act as wildlife corridors.
		Trees reduce the effects of pollution, humidity, glare, soil erosion, improve water quality and are an essential part of our living environment.
	www.canadabay.nsw.gov.au /resident_services/tree_preservation_order.html (223 words)

	Links: Trees for Life
		Trees for Life is also mirrored in their virtual Village, which provides web sites for animation companies, galleries, festivals, schools, non-profit organizations, unions and individuals around the globe.
		Trees for the Future is a non-profit organization initiating and supporting agroforestry self-help projects in cooperation with groups and individuals in developing countries.
		Trees for Life is one of many non profits that receive designated grants from AGI to help build a more sustainable, equitable and peaceful world community.
	www.treesforlife.org /links (2385 words)

	Dr. Arbor Talks Trees
		The goal of these programs is to educate students about the value of trees and to encourage tree-planting projects at schools and other public areas around the state of Iowa.
		American Forests is a world leader in planting trees for environmental restoration, a pioneer in the science and practice of urban forestry, and a primary communicator of the benefits of trees and forests.
		Choose a tree to plant in you backyard.
	www.urbanext.uiuc.edu /trees3/resources.html (387 words)

	Marcel Granger — Maple trees of Canada
		This year's theme denotes maple trees, acknowledging the longstanding tradition of the maple leaf as a symbol of Canadian unity and identity.
		However, the ultimate confirmation of the maple leaf as one of Canada's most significant national symbols, came on February 15, 1965 when it was proclaimed as the main detail on the national flag.
		The majority of maple trees grow in four of the eight Canadian forest regions: the eastern Boreal forest, as well as in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence, the Acadian and the western Coast forests.
	www.lino.com /~marcelg/erabl_an.htm (347 words)

	The Green Solutions - Healthy Trees and Shrubs
		Apple trees must be planted in a sunny area protected from prevailing winds, and the soil must be rich in nitrogen and fertilized with compost or fish emulsion.
		In Québec, it is best to plant trees, shrubs and evergreens in spring, because in the fall they may not have enough time to put down new roots before the first frost.
		You should call a tree specialist to prune large trees, since this work may be dangerous.
	www.qc.ec.gc.ca /ecotrucs/solutionsvertes/trees.htm (1356 words)

	Tree Canada Foundation - Trees In Canada
		The purpose of this section is to allow you to explore the trees that grow in Canada - what they look like, where they grow and why they are important to us.
		For example, in the tree sugar maple, Acer saccharum - the Acer part describes it as a maple with the saccharum describing it as a sugar maple.
		Tree Canada Foundation would like to acknowledge the support of the Canadian Forest Service of Natural Resources Canada for this project.
	www.treecanada.ca /trees/index.php (279 words)

	Forest Trees of Maine - Canada Plum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Canada plum is a common tree throughout the state, except in densely forested areas, usually occurring in thickets.
		The twigs and branches often have thorns; the buds are brown to gray, and are without hairs.
		It is not used commercially except as an ornamental tree.
	www.scarborough.k12.me.us /high/projects/trees/canplum.htm (165 words)

	Western Canada Wilderness Committee
		Western Canada Wilderness Committee urged the Vancouver Park Board today to go on record and reassure the public that most of the trees that have fallen in Stanley Park due to the recent windstorm will remain in the park and not be hauled away to make lumber.
		Canada was one of only two countries to vote against the Declaration at the Human Rights Council, despite many years of support and participation in the drafting of the Declaration...
		Having emigrated to Canada from the US in 1968, Paul arrived with a love of the outdoors and an undergraduate degree in Zoology and Sociology from the University of Minnesota.
	www.wildernesscommittee.org (1217 words)

	Trees of Grand Forks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Sugar Maple is an inportant tree to the forestry, because its wood is hard and strong.
		The maple tree is grown in Grand Forks.It is often found in China.The maple tree is big and it has lots of branches and on those branches are thick red leaves.
		The willow tree has long droopy branches, and long droopy leafs, with a firm trunk and a tall body,and it is dark brown.The willow tree lives in south British Columbia.Thewillow tree provides oxygen, sshade, beauty,and makes good tree houses.The willow willow tree can grow up to one hundred feet.
	www.boundaryschools.com /perley/CHIJ/trees/Trees.html (1252 words)

	Tree Canada Foundation - Trees In Canada
		The best book on the subject is Trees in Canada by John Farrar, published by Fitzhenry and Whiteside Ltd. and the Canadian Forest Service of Natural Resources Canada.
		All trees in Canada can be distinguished as being a conifer or deciduous tree.
		Deciduous trees are often called broadleaf trees because most shed their leaves in autumn.
	www.tcf-fca.ca /trees/index.php (279 words)

	Ancestry.com - Family Tree
		Find family tree facts like age, year and place of birth, year of marriage, residence, occupation, value of personal estate and more.
		Find your family trees' war veterans in our assortment of military service records from the Revolutionary War, the Civil War and World War I. Discover your immigrant ancestors' homelands and learn the details of their journeys to America.
		If you’re curious about family tree members who may have fought in the Civil War, you can search for their pension records, regimental histories and possibly locate their gravesites.
	landing.ancestry.com /family_trees/family_tree.aspx (565 words)

	Manitoba Gardener (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Flowering trees are by definition deciduous trees - that is, trees with leaves (as opposed to needles).
		A shrubby tree, the nannyberry is very attractive to wildlife and is naturally found from southern Saskatchewan to Québec.
		Although it does not presently have a territorial tree, if one were to be considered, a good choice would be the balsam poplar, whose wonderfully perfumed buds give the spring air an aroma of perfection.
	www.localgardener.net /manitoba/articles/floweringtrees.html (1174 words)

	Aluminum Christmas trees come to Canada - "On This Day" - CBC Archives
		The first trees with brush-like boughs were manufactured by an American company which also made toilet brushes.
		They promote the purchase of natural trees and lobby governments to protect the interests of tree growers and sellers.
		The message that aluminum trees represented glitzy commercialism may have helped to hasten their demise.
	archives.cbc.ca /IDC-1-69-1010-5677-20/that_was_then/life_society/aluminum_trees (528 words)

	palm trees Victoria BC - Canada's Mediterranean
		City of Victoria parks manager Mike Leskiw stands among a small grove of palm trees on the median at the corner of Douglas St. and Tolmie Avenue.
		Parks crews have planted three palm trees in the Douglas Street median near Tolmie Avenue in the first step of a Mediterranean makeover.
		Turner, on the other hand, recently saw two palm trees planted to replace a young Garry oak that was "rooted out for a development." It saddened her.
	www.victorialodging.com /palmtrees/index.html (563 words)

	Amazon.ca: Trees In Canada: Books: John Laird Farrar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		A Field Guide to Trees and Shrubs : Northeastern and north-central United States and southeastern and south-central Canada by Roger Tory Peterson
		Trees In Canada features: - 136 range maps in Canada and reaching into the United States to southern Pennsylvania and northern California.
		The description "this is the most comprehensive book on the trees of Canada and the northern United States ever published" may well be true.
	www.amazon.ca /Trees-Canada-John-Laird-Farrar/dp/1550411993 (551 words)

	Deciduous
		This section enables you to identify the genus of the affected deciduous tree, and then to determine the insect or disease affecting the tree.
		Identify the genus of the tree by using the identification key or by selecting its name from the list of deciduous species.
		Deciduous trees are collectively referred to as hardwoods and botanists classify them as angiosperms.
	www.cfl.scf.rncan.gc.ca /collections-cfl/hosttrees/deciduous (297 words)

	Treeplanting jobs in Canada
		Every year thousands of acres of forests are logged in Canada.
		The forest companies are obliged by law to restock the cut trees.
		The number of trees to be planted in a season is well over 50 million.
	treeplantingcanada.homestead.com (144 words)

	Amazon.com: Trees of the Northern United States and Canada: Books: John Laird Farrar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Trees of North America: A Guide to Field Identification, Revised and Updated (Golden Field Guide from St. Martin's Press) by C.
		Of course Canada has the 'advantage' of not having many tree species, which makes it easy for an author to be complete.
		I put Tree Finder or Winter Tree Finder in my pocket when I go for a walk, but this is the book I take out when I get home to learn more, or just for the pleasure of looking at the photos and illustrations.
	www.amazon.com /Trees-Northern-United-States-Canada/dp/081382740X (1523 words)

	thegreenpages - Canada: Trees in Canada
		Trees In Canada is an essential tool for the amateur naturalist and forest science professional, landscape architect, student,...
		Trees In Canada builds on the popular Native Trees of Canada, which for 8 editions and over 75 years guided amateur naturalists and forest science professionals in tree identification.
		Canada Portal :: Home :: About Us :: Contribute :: Make a Donation :: E-mail :: Search :: RSS :: Contact Us
	www.thegreenpages.ca /portal/ca/2006/10/trees_in_canada.html (281 words)

	EcologyFund.com - save, protect, preserve wilderness and rainforest for free!
		This allows EcologyFund to plant trees in the monarch forest & purchase pollution credits to reduce atmospheric CO2.
		Plant a tree in Mexico for each FREE offer that you try.
		Once a dominant tree in East U.S., blight-resistant chestnuts are being bred on research farm.
	www.ecologyfund.com (346 words)

	Welcome to I.C.O.C. Trees For Life Canada
		I.C.O.C. Trees for Life Canada is a registered Canadian non-profit organization that has helped over 1 million children in schools around the world learn about the important role trees play in maintaining the earth's balance.
		Through the "Grow-A-Tree" educational program, I.C.O.C. Trees For Life Canada has enabled teachers and children to plant over 2 million native trees in their local communities.
		We are also proud to have facilitated teacher-exchange programs, conferences and travel opportunities for environmental educators from around the world.
	www.trees4life.ca (126 words)

	Global Forest Science - Trees of Canada
		To understand the forest, it is useful to first have a basic understanding of some of the trees.
		Here's a guide to help you identify the most common trees of Canada.
		This reference guide to Canadian tree species includes Latin names and silhouettes as drawn by Stephen Pearce.
	www.globalforestscience.org /research/trees_of_Canada.html (56 words)

	Prince Rupert bed and breakfast accommodations BC Canada-Tall Trees B&B (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		all Trees BandB provides bed and breakfast accommodations in Prince Rupert BC, Canada, close to the Via Rail, Alaska Ferry and BC Ferries terminals.
		We provide free pick up and drop off to all the major depots and we are only a short walk to the downtown shopping area with wonderful restaurants and interesting historical buildings.
		Please visit Tall Trees in Prince Rupert, BC, Canada, for a friendly Canadian bed and breakfast experience.
	www.talltreesbnb.com (194 words)

	CanadaTrees.com potted trees
		Potted trees can be planted anytime from spring to fall.
		All trees for climate zone 3 and 4, one year old, 2 feet high in one gallon pots.
		Plant at 0.5" depth outdoors, any time in the fall until ground is frozen.
	www.canadatrees.com (82 words)

	www.adrianosfigtrees.com/figtrees/fruit trees/cultivation
		Your Guide to Cultivation of Fig Trees in Canada.......
		Adriano has over thirty years of experience cultivating fig trees in Canada.He sells cuttings or plants.
		He will trade with any fig tree he doesn't have.
	www.adrianosfigtrees.com (92 words)

	Miniature Trees -- Seeking Supplier In Canada - Gardening in Canada Forum - GardenWeb
		I've done an exhaustive search for suppliers of mini trees in Canada, but have found "not a one".
		To create forests or woods, simply group trees together like maple trees in groups of 7 or more (odd nos.).
		I would say that starting tree seedlings from scratch is not at all a bad idea.
	forums.gardenweb.com /forums/load/cangard/msg10105302928.html (1203 words)

	Private Haliburton Ontario Cottage Rental - Dancing Trees Cottages for Rent
		heart of the Haliburton Highlands of Ontario, Canada.
		Naturally beautiful and very private, this year-round Haliburton rental cottage features a fireplace, natural pine interior, modern kitchen and 4 bedrooms, including a private master loft bedroom with king bed, skylights and 4 pce ensuite.
		Surrounded by towering trees on a quiet, spring-fed lake, this rental cottage
	www.dancingtrees.net (443 words)

	Amazon.ca: Trees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Trees In Canada by John Laird Farrar (Hardcover - Sep 15 1995)
		Climbing the Mango Trees: a Memoir of a Childhood in India by Madhur Jaffrey (Hardcover - Oct 10 2006)
		The Tree: a Natural History of What Trees Are, How They Live, and Why They Matter by Colin Tudge (Hardcover - Oct 3 2006)
	www.amazon.ca /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Trees&search-type=ss&tag=classictvmall00-20&index=blended&dev-t=D2Y5TUCCVJ7DGE&link_code=qs&page=1 (429 words)

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