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Furbish's Lousewort Is A Herb Endemic To The Shores Of The Upper Saint John River Most Of New Brunswick Is Forested With Secondary Forest Or Tertiary Forest At The Start Of European Settlement The Maritimes Were Covered From Coast To Coast By A Forest Of Mature Trees Giants By Today's Standards Today Less Than One Per Cent Of Old-growth Acadian Forest Remains, And The World Wide Fund For Nature Lists The Acadian Forest As Endangered. Following The Frequent Large Scale Disturbances Caused By Settlement And Timber Harvesting The Acadian Forest Is Not Growing Back As It Was But Is Subject To Borealization This Means That Exposure-resistant Species That Are Well Adapted To The Frequent Large Scale Disturbances Common In The Boreal Forest Are Increasingly Abundant These Include Jack Pine Balsam Fir Black Spruce White Birch And Poplar. Forest Ecosystems Support Large Carnivores Such As The Bobcat Canada Lynx And Black Bear And The Large Herbivores Moose And White-tailed Deer Fiddlehead Greens Are Harvested From The Ostrich Fern Which Grows On Riverbanks Furbish's Lousewort A Perennial Herb Endemic To The Shores Of The Upper Saint John River Is An Endangered Species Threatened By Habitat Destruction Riverside Development Forestry Littering And Recreational Use Of The Riverbank. Many Wetlands Are Being Disrupted By The Highly Invasive Introduced Species Purple Loosestrife Geology