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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Act for the Coast brochure available
The Act for the Coast brochure developed by members of the Coastal Coalition is now complete. This a tool to help us have conversations with potential local and provincial influencers about a Coastal Act. Feel free to print it and … Continue reading
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Freecycle success
On Saturday, April 9th, the Tusket River Environmental Protection Association held its fourth annual electronics Freecycle at Beacon Hall. Members of the public with working surplus electronic equipment dropped it off between 9 and 10:00 am. Other members of the … Continue reading
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State of our coast – updated information
Dalhousie’s Environmental Information: Use and Influnce research initiative has concluded a study in collaboration with the Government of Nova Scotia that assessed the initial use and influence of the State of Nova Scotia’s Coast Report, released in December 2009. To get … Continue reading
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TREPA AGM – April 21st
Care about the environment? Want to get involved? The Tusket River Environmental Protection Association (TREPA) will be holding its 2011 Annual General Meeting at 7 pm on Wednesday, April 21, at the Lake Vaughn Fire Hall, Raynardton. You are invited … Continue reading
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TREPA Executive Director hired
John Sollows has been hired as Executive Director of TREPA. A biologist, with over 20 years of experience as an international environmental and fisheries consultant and a long dedication to the work of the organization, he was considered the perfect … Continue reading
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