No 'salvage' logging in Poland's ancient forest!

The Ecologist
Apr 1, 2016, 1:21 pm47 pts
Poland is intent on a huge increase in logging in Europe's greatest ancient forest, writes Lucinda Kirkpatrick. The government says it's needed to control spruce bark beetles. But the insect is a key part of the ecosystem, creating woodpecker nest sites and habitat for other endangered species. In truth it's…

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