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Beach weather is finally here! As we humans make our annual migration to the seaside this summer, you might notice that some smaller migrants have already taken up residence. It’s breeding and nesting season for many Nova Scotian shorebirds, including the quintessential Maritime peep, the Piping Plover. Shorebirds have declined in Canada by over 40% […]

Every spring, tens of thousands of migratory bird nests are destroyed by industrial logging practices across Nova Scotia. It’s likely that most of this damage could be entirely prevented by a brief pause in forestry activity during the breeding season, from mid-May through July. Nature Nova Scotia is joining forces with the Healthy Forest Coalition

Nova Scotians have a unique opportunity to affect the future of our forests through provincial policy. Until July 26th, government is taking comments on the Sustainable Development Goals Act and Climate Plan for Clean Growth. You can participate in live consultations and discussion sessions or write to partners at Clean Foundation to contribute your thoughts.