How are the NWT’s forests doing? Things could be better.
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How are the NWT’s forests doing? Things could be better.
Ollie Williams
Wednesday July 22, 2026 at 5:54am MT
Lakes and forest outside Yellowknife in the summer of 2025. Ollie Williams/Cabin Radio
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NWT forests remain under strain from a drought in its fourth year, while a newly confirmed tree disease now appears established across the territory’s aspen.
Those are among findings from the territorial government’s latest forest health report, prepared by contractor SKOG Forest Health and circulated by the GNWT on Tuesday.
The report, for the 2025 year, mapped 811,000 hecta…
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