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- Would “thinning areas where harvesting isn’t allowed” as advocated by Forest Nova Scotia reduce wildfire risk? 23Nov2023
- Nova Scotia NRR seeking Program Admin Officer 4 (Resource Forester) 17Nov2023.
- Halifax Councillor requests staff report on plan to address Hemlock Wooly Adelgid threat to Eastern Hemlock in HRM 13Nov2023
- Sunday Oct 22, 2023: Chebucto Moose Field Meeting
- Call for “Hemlock Heroes” in Nova Scotia 15Jun2023
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Category Archives: Wabanaki Forest
Halifax Councillor requests staff report on plan to address Hemlock Wooly Adelgid threat to Eastern Hemlock in HRM 13Nov2023
——- UPDATE Nov 16, 2023: Councillor Morse was asked to include Sandy Lake and Sackville Lake Parks in the mention of Hemlock in HRM; she agreed, the motion passed unanimously. ——- Presence of Hemlock Wooly Adelgid, aka the “Hemlock Vampires” … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, HWA, Pests & Diseases, Wabanaki Forest
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Sunday Oct 22, 2023: Chebucto Moose Field Meeting
Details & Registration Here
Posted in Conservation, Wabanaki Forest, Wildlife
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Call for “Hemlock Heroes” in Nova Scotia 15Jun2023
“Hemlock Heroes are trained citizens who volunteer to help save tall, dark hemlock forest ecosystems. Becoming a Hemlock Hero enables you to participate in a great cause to conserve some of the finest old growth forests in the province [Nova … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Pests & Diseases, Wabanaki Forest
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Soils, Restoring Forests on Abandoned Farmland, Invasive Plants, Agroforestry, & the Forest Triad in SW Nova Scotia 15Apr2023
Soils, Restoring Forests on Abandoned Farmland, Invasive Plants, Agroforestry, & the Forest Triad are amongst a range of topics covered in the latest issue of the Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve Newsletter. I think most of us are aware that SW … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Ecological Forestry, Wabanaki Forest
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Nina Newington on Citizen Science and the hold on harvesting at Goldsmith Lake 10Mar2023
Nina Newington, writing on Extinction Rebellion Mi’kma’ki / Nova Scotia (public FB group), Mar 9, 2023: “Citizen scientists working to protect the forest around Goldsmith Lake got some good news last week and some excellent media coverage this week: thanks … Continue reading
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Tues Jan 10, 2023: “The Chebucto Peninsula and Moose Habitat Connectivity”
UPDATE Jan 10, 2023 A few items of interest from the webinar: – The main reason for excluding the Chebucto Peninusla from the CORE areas for Mainland Moose are, to paraphrase, (i) the low number of moose, on the Chebucto … Continue reading
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Celebrating Winter: “Ask an Elder: What do you call the winter months in the Mi’kmaw language?” 21Dec 2022
This CBC item of a few years ago is a wonderful and “seasonally appropriate” introduction to the Mik’maq language. To delve further into this language, as a settler descendant I highly recommend The Language of this Land, Mi’kma’ki by Trudy … Continue reading
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