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Eat local information
This short film is a reminder of how much of our food really does come from away, even things that we are able to grow locally. Interestingly, it is sponsored by Unilever Canada, a large food products manufacturer; they make … Continue reading
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Coastal/Oceans MOU signed
A memorandum of understanding between the province and the government of Canada will improve management and protection of Nova Scotia’s coastal and ocean resources. Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister Sterling Belliveau and federal Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Gail Shea signed … Continue reading
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Earth Day related events at AGNS
For those of you who have children or grand-children that you would like to engage in an imaginative, engaging and environmental theme activity please take part in the upcoming workshops on April 9th and 10th at the AGNS in … Continue reading
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Forest lands purchased in southwest Nova Scotia
To visit the Department of Natural Resources site and see maps of Crown land and recent purchases visit: http://www.gov.ns.ca/natr/land/march-2011/beaches.asp
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The Green Interview – in depth environmental commentary
Looking for a path to reading about, listening and responding to pertinent environmental issues? The Green Interview, a site hosted by Silver Donald Cameron, is a place for our TREPA members and supporters to visit. A visit to the site … Continue reading
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