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<\/a>David P (left) and Bob G ponder pit and mound topgraphy<\/p><\/div>Starting at 1:30 pm at the inner parking lot of the Bedford Lions Club Beach at the end of Smith’s Road, off the 102 at Hammonds Plains Road.<\/p>\n
Bob Guscott is leading a forest walk around a portion of Sandy Lake. It is expected to last 1.5 hours minimum. It will be an informative walk (not a hike). Bob is a naturalist and forest ecologist who retired in 2009 from the NS Dept. of Natural Resources after 30 years as a Chief Technician and Forest Health Specialist. Bob and David P are collaborating on studies of pit and mound topography<\/a> at sites on Sandy Lake and Grand Lake. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Starting at 1:30 pm at the inner parking lot of the Bedford Lions Club Beach at the end of Smith’s Road, off the 102 at Hammonds Plains Road. Bob Guscott is leading a forest walk around a portion of Sandy … Continue reading
\nKaren Robinson of the Sandy Lake Conservation Association<\/a> will talk about the efforts being made to protect Sandy Lake and Environs, and Jenny Lugar from Our HRM Alliance<\/a> will talk about how Sandy lake and Environs relate to Halifax’s developing Green Network<\/a>.<\/p>\n