Volunteers aim to save centuries-old hemlock trees from invasive insect

A group of volunteers in southern Nova Scotia has been working to save a rare stand of centuries-old eastern hemlock trees from a potentially devastating invasive insect. They are injecting individual trees with insecticide.

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