Landscape of Southern Ontario

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This paper discusses the landscape of southern Ontario and its history over the last fifty years. The paper notes that over this period, all of the forests in the region have been managed through sustainable management practices. These practices allow for the commercial development of the forests in a way that produces products but does not destroy the forests, sustaining the natural habitat and making it more accessible to the public.

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"The landscape of Southern Ontario matches most of Ontario in that it is forested, in this case by deciduous trees. Over the past fifty years, all of the forests have been managed through sustainable management practices to allow for the commercial development of the forests in a way that produces products but does not destroy the forests. The southern region is the most densely populated area of the province, home to more than 90 percent of the ten million people in the province. Because of this, the area has been cleared to a great extent, first by early settlers who wanted to use the rich soil and moderate climate for crops."

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