Are you a woodland owner looking for guidance on how to properly maintain your boundary lines? Clear, well-marked property lines are essential for responsible land management, helping to prevent disputes, supporting sustainable use, and protecting your investment. This interactive workshop is designed to provide private woodland owners with practical guidance on boundary line maintenance, offering […]
Get free tickets for our first Spring BioBlitz walk here! https://www.eventbrite.com/…/late-winter-birding-hike… The Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute is hosting a 20 day iNaturalist BioBlitz in Kespukwitk, Southwest Nova Scotia. Get out and look for signs of spring and get to know your local organisms as they emerge! Join us for guided walks to boost your ID […]
TCA has scheduled TWO Level 1 training opportunities for HRM residents. These training opportunities are provided FREE, thanks to support from the Halifax Regional Municipality and the Ecology Action Centre, as part of the Living Lakeshores Project. Visit transcoastaladaptations.com/events to register. Visit transcoastaladaptations.com/green-shores to learn more about how the Green Shores program can help you […]
The Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute is hosting a 20 day iNaturalist BioBlitz in Kespukwitk, Southwest Nova Scotia. Register for MTRI’s second Spring BioBlitz walk here! https://www.eventbrite.com/…/spring-plants-amphibians… This walk will feature some early spring plants and amphibians, some of our first signs of spring! Learn how to identify plants and how to be good stewards to […]
Get involved with a beach habitat cleanup at Kejimkujik Seaside, in partnership with Scotian Shores. Help keep our shoreline clean! Gather shoreline garbage and leave behind a more natural landscape and healthier habitat. Email: [email protected]
Join the Nova Scotia Working Woodlands Trust on Tuesday, April 15 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at the Parkdale-Maplewood Community Centre in the Parkdale-Maplewood area for an engaging evening dedicated to the future of Nova Scotia’s forests! This interactive community conversation will explore how we can preserve the balance between conservation and sustainable forestry to […]
Join the Nature Trust on the evening of April 16th, 2025 to celebrate thirty years of protecting nature. View more details here: Nova Scotia Nature Trust – Gala 2025 “Since our first fundraising dinner back in 1998, attendees and special guests have come together to affirm the simple message: conservation matters, and the work of […]
Learn to Fly Fish at McGowan Lake! Join the Medway Community Forest Co-op or a hands-on Learn to Fly Fish Workshop at McGowan Lake on April 26th, 2025 (rain date: April 27th). Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, this event offers expert instruction, hands-on practice, and a chance to enjoy […]
TCA has scheduled TWO Level 1 training opportunities for HRM residents. These training opportunities are provided FREE, thanks to support from the Halifax Regional Municipality and the Ecology Action Centre, as part of the Living Lakeshores Project. Visit transcoastaladaptations.com/events to register. Visit transcoastaladaptations.com/green-shores to learn more about how the Green Shores program can help you support healthy and […]
Join the Medway Community Forest Co-op Sunday, May 25 from 7:00-9:00 AM for a guided birding walk through the Medway Community Forest license area. Led by Dr. Cindy Stacier, a Species at Risk bird researcher, and Jason Dain, a professional wildlife photographer, you’ll learn to identify species at risk birds and capture stunning wildlife photos. This […]
Curious about the birds in your backyard or on your hikes? Join MTRI for a gentle morning walk where we’ll cover the basics of birdwatching, how to identify species at risk and their habitats, and simple ways to monitor bird biodiversity right from home. This is a great introduction for anyone wanting to build confidence […]
Coastal Action and the Bay to Bay Trail Association are proud to partner on a project that brings nature, culture, and community together — the unveiling of new Wetland Interpretive Panels along the Bay to Bay Trail! Join them May 31st at 2 PM at the Marsh for an afternoon of celebration, learning, and connection […]