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Author Archives: davidp
Nature NS asks us to “Take the Challenge: Biodiversity Challenge Badge” 21Oct2022
It’s pretty simple and would likely mesh readily with the nature exploration & enjoyment activities of Halifax Field Naturalists and many more nature-oriented folks in NS: “basically, the challenge is to observe the natural world around you as you hike. … Continue reading
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Nature NS expresses concerns about move to open gates to western Lake Rossignol 16Oct2022
Bob Bancroft, president of Nature Nova Scotia, has written a letter to The Premier, and Minsters of Environment…, Communities.., Natural Resources noting that “Minister Rushton has expressed a determination to remove the gates from the Mersey River to allow motorized … Continue reading
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Thurs, Oct 6, 2022: John Crabtree on Mushrooms
Monthly Meeting – Mushrooms– Thursday, October 6 at 7:30 at the Museum of Natural History The meeting will be at 7:30 PM in the auditorium of the Museum of Natural History. It will be an in-person meeting only. Attendees will … Continue reading
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Burkhard Plache June 21, 1965 – September 10, 2022
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Burkhard Plache, a long time member, board member and since 2017, President of the Halifax Field Naturalists. He was a pillar of the Halifax naturalist community and will be … Continue reading
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Thursday Sep 1, 2022: Boris Worm From Coast to Coast
Monthly Meeting – From Coast to Coast to Coast – Thursday, September 1, 2022 Building climate resiliency through marine protected areas. In this talk, Dalhousie University/Ocean Frontier Institute’s marine biologist Boris Worm explains the scientific rationale for using marine protected … Continue reading
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Public Comment Period on Southdale/Eisner Cover Wetland now open, closes Mon Sep 19, 2022
Southdale site on Aug 15, 2022. Trees had been cleareddown to the wetland. From p 6 of LetterClick on image for larger version An invitation from Shape Our City Halifax has just been issued to “to share your feedback on … Continue reading
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May 27-29, 2022: Nature NS Celebration of Nature
The Celebration of Nature is our big annual event, a talk and hike series as well as our AGM, and it always falls on the last weekend in May. Pre-COVID when the event took place entirely in-person, we would rotate … Continue reading
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Saturday Apr 9, 2022: Rally in Support of Eisner Wetland (Dartmouth, NS)
The Protect Eisner Wetland folks are holding a rally on Saturday Apr 9, 2022 1-3 pm by the block of land that includes the Eisner Wetland in Dartmouth. The surrounding, steeply sloping forested upland is one of 9 priority areas … Continue reading
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Wed Apr 13, 2022: Community Engagement (virtual) on BMBCL
Notice of this event just received. Blue Mountain-Birch Cove Lakes (BMBCL) Comprehensive Study Wednesday, April 13th, 2022, from 7:00 – 9:00 PM Registration for the virtual meeting, which will take place on the Microsoft Teams platform, can be accessed by … Continue reading
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Zack Metcaalfe in Rural Delivery: Whale Nation
About a masterpiece of writing and photography in the Dec 2021 issue of Rural Delivery, that wonderful magazine about life in rural NS produced by Dirk van Loon & Co. that’s been with us for over 40 years, Zack Metcalfe … Continue reading
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Tues. Mar 15, 2022: Three Nova Scotia Nature Writers
Mar 15, 2022: (Event Announcement) Three Nova Scotia Nature Writers “Join three nature writers of contemporary Nova Scotia / Mi’kma’ki—Harry Thurston, Søren Bondrup-Nielsen, and Brian Bartlett—as they read passages from their newest published books and have an informal discussion about … Continue reading
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Friends of Eisner’s Cove Wetland seeking support 14Feb2022
From Susan Van Iderstine: “I am writing on behalf of the Friends of Eisner Cove Wetland, a group of citizens headed by Bill Zebedee. We are dedicated to the preservation of the wetland and its protective forest belt, situated in … Continue reading
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