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Cedar Swamp at the Tracker School Primitive Camp

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The 2000 cut section.
Picture taken in 2001.

This shows what a very recent cut looks like.

No caretaking work has yet been done on this section. 

  

The 1999 cut section.
Picture taken in 2001.

There are many young cedars springing up, about 1-2 feet high. Plus a lot of blueberry and dogwood, and other shrubs.

This picture shows Nov 2001 Caretaker class students at work. They removed some of the slash left over from logging, trimmed out broadleaf shrubs, and opened up a small stream channel. 

  

The 1998 cut section.
Picture taken in 2001.

This picture shows Nov 2001 Caretaker class students at work.

In this section they removed some of the slash left over from logging and trimmed out broadleaf shrubs.  

  

Another picture of the 1998 cut section.
Picture taken in 2001.

This picture was taken prior to the Caretaker class of Nov 2001, and deeper in from the road than the above picture.

 
  

The 1996 cut section.
Picture taken in 2001.

The Caretaker class of Feb 1998 worked on this section.

Note the height of the cedars, and how thick and vigorous the growth is! 

  

The 1984 cut section.
Picture taken in 2001.

No caretaking work has been done on this section. 

Compare this to the 1996 section (above). Note that there are very few cedars of any height here, even though it was cut 12 years before the 1996 section! 

  
I do not have any pictures of the 1972 cut section.
No caretaking work has been done on this section.
  

For more pictures of the cedar swamp, please visit the
Earth Caretaker website, Classes - Nov 2001 section.

  

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Some of these photos were taken at the Caretaker class in Nov 2001, others in Oct 2001
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