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BC's mountain pine beetle‑ravaged forests quickly on the mend: UVic study

Friday, June 3, 2016

A University of Victoria study says British Columbia’s forests, which were consumed by destructive mountain pine beetles, are recovering faster than expected. Kylie Stanton explains how global warming has come into play.

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