Opinion: Insects don’t respect borders so Maine and Atlantic Canada should manage the forest as a single ecosystem
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A spruce budworm moth does not know where the Saint John River ends and Maine begins. It does not stop at a customs office, present a passport at a border checkpoint or pause over the 45th parallel to ask which government owns the trees ahead.
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