“One of the most pressing issues facing forested properties today is the risk of wildfires. With climate change exacerbating drought conditions and increasing temperatures, the threat of wildfires is higher than ever. However, by implementing sustainable forest management practices such as thinning, patch-cutting, and creating fire breaks, we can significantly reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires on your land.”
– Nicholas Rooyakkers Foresite Nova Inc. CEO
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Services
Site Prep
Thinning
Patch-Cut
Fire-Breaks
Fire Ponds
Sanitary Sewer, Storm, Drainage and Water Installation and Renewal
Lot Preparation and Stump Removal
Retaining Wall Construction
Topsoil, Gravel, and Firewood Sales & Delivery
Installation of Drainage Systems
Road Construction
Land Clearing and Grading
Ditching and Culvert Installations
Excavation
Speciality Projects
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How We Work For You
“Sustainable forest management creates and maintains vital wildlife habitat, providing refuge for rare species and enhances biodiversity. By implementing conservation measures such as leaving wildlife corridors and protecting sensitive areas, we can support a healthy ecosystem on your property and contribute to the preservation of rare and endangered species: all while financially benefiting from the forest at each harvest interval.”
Contract service for thinning, patch-cutting fire breaks & fire pond construction. Serving Nova Scotia, Canada.
Foresite Nova Inc. Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia, Canada https://www.facebook.com/ForesiteNovaInc/
Specialty Plantations and Arboretum Development
2025 goals for International Research Teaching Forests Incorporated include the establishment and monitoring of several small orchards of Nut, Fruit, Maple & Birch, and a small Christmas Tree Stand in Glendale, Nova Scotia Canada.
Further aspiration is to model from Cornell University, New York State, USA’s operation by developing an arboretum available for viewing by future educational tour participants.
Wood-Fired Maple & Birch Syrup Production operations are planned for demonstration and product development in Glendale. In addition, research on specialized production equipment can take place on a project-by-project basis. Planned partnership and collaborative activity with Cornell Universitiy Maple Research Field Stations and Proctor Maple Research Center, in New York and Vermont USA respectively, can open possibilites of monitoring sites for specific projects in two different regions – leading to climate change information that is valuable to the Maple Syrup Industry as a whole.
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