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Aug 16, 2026
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Crews planting 1.25 million trees in Gros Morne to help forest recover from once abundant moose population
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Crews planting 1.25 million trees in Gros Morne to help forest recover from once abundant moose population
SARAH SMELLIE
ROCKY HARBOUR, N.L.
THE CANADIAN PRESS
PUBLISHED 30 MINUTES AGO
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Darroch Whitaker, an ecosystems scientist in Gros Morne National Park, is shown outside a Parks Canada greenhouse in Rocky Harbour, N.L., on July 23.
SARAH SMELLIE/THE CANADIAN PRESS
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Crews are planting thousands of trees in a vast national park in western Newfoundland to help its forests recover from a moose population that was once among the most ab…
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