Nature Nova Scotia (Federation of Nova Scotia Naturalists) exists to support the common interests of naturalists clubs, and to represent those clubs at the provincial level. Its primary activities include the conservation of species and spaces, education and the sustainable use of resources

2010 Conference & AGM

Posted 1 March 2010 - 3:55pm
Starting February 28, 2010 - Ending June 30, 2010

Book your dates now for the 2010 Nature Nova Scotia conference and AGM: The weekend of May 28–30 in Sherbrooke, NS.

2010 - The International Year of Biodiversity

Posted 8 January 2010 - 8:43pm
Starting January 7, 2010 - Ending September 22, 2010

The United Nations has declared 2010 "The International Year of Biodiversity (IYB)"
Basic Information Material for 2010 IYB

Natural History Societies – Nova Scotia

The following naturalist clubs within Nova Scotia and a number of members-at-large form Nature Nova Scotia.

  • Annapolis Field Naturalists' Society (Western Annapolis Valley)
  • Blomidon Naturalists Society (Eastern Annapolis Valley)
  • Cape Breton Naturalists Society (Sydney area)
  • Chignecto Naturalists Club (Sackville-Amherst area)
  • Halifax Field Naturalists (Halifax area)
  • Les Amis du Plein Air (Cape Breton Highlands)
  • Nova Scotia Wildflora Society (Nova Scotia)
  • Nova Scotia Bird Society (Nova Scotia)
  • South Shore Naturalists Club (South Shore area)
  • Tusket River Environmental Protection Association (South West Nova)

Other naturalist organizations are active in Truro, Pictou, East Hants, and Antigonish.

 

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