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Recent Posts
- A Letter worth reading: Part 1: News (good and bad) for the citizen-proposed Goldsmith Lake Wilderness Area in Nova Scotia and beyond 11 May2025
- “Intelligent Meandering” in the citizen-proposed Goldsmith Lake Wilderness Area of Nova Scotia 5May2025
- What is Lichen Camp 2025? 24 Apr2025
- What is getting in the way of protecting 20% of Nova Scotia’s lands and waters? 16Apr2025
- Stories Maps Tell III: Where the Bowater map got it wrong and a new map to enjoy 10Apr2025
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Monthly Archives: January 2025
More on Nova Scotia DNR’s Zombie Forest Harvest Plans 15Jan 2025
By Nina Newington* *First posted on Friends of Goldsmith Lake Wilderness Area on Jan 12, 2025 I thought I’d expand on the zombie harvest plan news included in the Information Morning interview that aired on January 9th. The maps accompanying … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen Sceince, Conservation, Landscape Level planning, Species At Risk, Wabanaki Forest
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Are magnificent stands of old-growth forest on Crown lands a State Secret in Nova Scotia? 10Jan2025
By Nina Newington* ___________________ *Posted earlier today on Friends of Goldsmith Lake Wilderness Area (Public FB Group) Check out this interview about some of DNR’s shenanigans at Goldsmith Lake: – Is the province favouring forestry over conservation? (Audio 8 min) … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen Sceince, Conservation, ProtectedAreas, Triad, Wabanaki Forest
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Corbett-Dalhousie Lake Peninsula Old Forest revisited 4Jan 2024
By Nina Newington On Boxing Day six years ago, local resident Bev Wigney organized a gathering on the peninsula between Corbett and Dalhousie lakes. She shone a light on the value of the old, beautiful forest there to wildlife and … Continue reading
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