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Harvesting ^{Footnote 1}
Area harvested (hectares)	3,002		100	100	270	150	300	300	300	300	300	300	190	210	185	21	48	44	42	49	7	603	489	1,450	1,921	833	2,056	634	639	350	366
Volume harvested (cubic metres)	13,450	5,810	5,810	15,745	17,900	17,000	23,000	37,250	27,000	27,000	27,000	27,000	19,000	21,500	18,500	24,400	26,400	31,891	41,974	39,011	32,618	144,972	109,602	253,382	253,921	356,993	420,601	192,759	162,329	78,644	81,783
Regeneration (hectares) ^{Footnote 2}
Area planted	14			6	7						35	35	35	50	54				310	434	577	1,095	96	659	566	619	417	174
Area seeded													35	50
Third-party certification (hectares) ^{Footnote 3}
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Footnote 1

Harvesting

Sources:

National Forestry Database. Harvest, Table 5.1, Net merchantable volume of roundwood harvested by ownership, category and species group. (accessed June 21, 2022).
National Forestry Database. Harvest, Table 5.2, Area harvested by ownership, management and harvesting method. (accessed June 21, 2022).

Notes:

The national and provincial/territorial profile figures for harvesting volumes include data for industrial roundwood, fuelwood and firewood from provincial and territorial Crown land and from private land.
Area harvested data include federal, provincial, territorial and private forest lands.

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Footnote 2

Regeneration

Sources:

National Forestry Database. Regeneration, Table 6.3, Area of direct seeding by ownership and application method. (accessed June 21, 2022).
National Forestry Database. Regeneration, Table 6.5, Area planted by ownership and species group. (accessed June 21, 2022).

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Footnote 3

Third-party certification

Source: Certification Canada, Canadian statistics. (accessed May 25, 2022).

Note: If a forest area has been certified to more than one of the three sustainable forest management standards (Canadian Standards Association, Sustainable Forestry Initiative, and Forest Stewardship Council), the area is counted only once. Therefore, the total certification for sustainable forest management standards may be less than the sum of the individual totals for these standards. The independently certified forest area is calculated using Forest Management Units, which include streams, lakes, rivers and roads.

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