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Cutting in Moose Habitat
Copied from post by NN on Annapolis Royal & Area – Environment & Ecology Facebook (public group) Page Oct 17, 2020: The pale green patches on this map are Crown Land. The grey-green is private land. The blue-green is the … Continue reading
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Godfrey Lake Parcels
Copies of some correspondence of BW with Forestry Maps reported on Annapolis Royal & Area – Environment & Ecology BW’S INITIAL SUBMISSION TO FORESTRY MAPS July 21, 2020 Comment submission for harvest block #AP068719C User Information: Name: Bev Wigney Email: … Continue reading
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Bancroft23Oct2020
From a Facebook Announcement Friday, October 23, 2020 at 9 AM UTC-03 – 10 AM UTC-03 Public · Hosted by NB Media Co-op and RAVEN Rural Action & Voices for the Environment The next speaker in the Environmental Praxis Lecture … Continue reading
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Plourde urges Premier to reset the agenda on nature for Nova Scotia 13Oct2020
Raymond Plourde says that we can move to 14% protected with a stroke of the Premier’s pen. Then it’s time to go further. A spate of recent local or locally relevant news underscores a basic conflict that confronts many jurisdictions … Continue reading
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Land Base
Also view these subpages: Land Base/Historic Afforestation Land Base/Forest Land Capability On this page: 1. How much Crown land is still available for protection? 2.How much of Nova Scotia was forested in pre-settler times? 3. How much land was cleared … Continue reading
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“NO further spraying of aerial herbicide on private land in Nova Scotia this fall” 26Sep2020
It seems the social license to spray NS forests has expired On Don’t Spray Us – Nova Scotia Action (Facebook Events Page) Hants/Lunenburg County UPDATE Fri Sep 25, 2020, ~4pm by Extinction Rebellion Nova Scotia Good news for this season; … Continue reading
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Harvest Notices
Received as a subscriber to Forest Maps NEW – Crown Land Harvest Plans 16June2022 NEW – Crown Land Harvest Plans 6June2022 NEW – Crown Land Harvest Plans 26May2022 NEW – Crown Land Harvest Plans 16May2022 NEW – Crown Land Harvest … Continue reading
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An assessment of Nova Scotia L&F’s progress in implementing Ecological Forestry in response to the Lahey Report, Part 3: The Project Muddle 8Sep2020
This is a lengthy post, so I am providing a Table of Contents. The abbreviated version: Most of the nine Projects currently in place appear to be well behind schedule and there is poor coordination/integration of the Projects. In the … Continue reading
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