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Newsletters

When Nature Nova Scotia (using the name FNSN, Federation of Nova Scotia Naturalists) started in 1990, a paper newsletter was published and sent to members.  This continued up until 2006 when resources were not adequate to continue. Originally, there were four issues per year but in 1996 that was reduced to two per year.

Available Newsletters

Some older members have been with the FNSN for most, if not all, of its existence and still had paper or electronic copies of those Newsletters. There are many interesting and valuable articles in those issues.  We have collected as many as we were able and scanned them to make them available to anyone interested in FNSN history, activities and accomplishments.

If you have copies of a FNSN Newsletter Issue labeled as NA (Not Available) please consider letting us copy it or send us an electronic copy to archive here (pdf 300 dpi).

 

YEAR Volume No 1 No 2 No 3 No 4
1991 1 NA NA NA NA
1992 2 NA View NA NA
1993 3 NA NA NA NA
1994 4 View NA View NA
1995 5 View View View View
1996 6 View View
1997 7 View NA
1998 8 View View
1999 9 View NA
2000 10 View View
2001 11 View View
2002 12 View View
2003 13 View NA
2004 14 NA NA
2005 15 View NA
2006 16 View NA #1 was last issue

Article Suggestions: Below are a few articles available in the issues online that you may be interested in.

  • 1994 Vol 4 No 3 Tribute to Outgoing President
  • 1995 Vol 5 No 1 Brief on the Proposed System Plan for Parks and Protected Areas
  • 1995 Vol 5 No 4 Announcement of an FNSN Webpage (on ccn.cs.dal.ca)
  • 1996 Vol 6 No 1 North American Migration Count (beginning of the spring count)
  • 1998 Vol 8 No 1 Report of the 1997 AGM in Halifax + Director’s Report
  • 1999 Vol 9 No1 1999 AGM Reports (talks and field trip reports)
  • 2000 Vol 10 No 2 2000 AGM Reports (talks and field trip reports)
  • 2001 Vol 11 No 1 Wild Naturalists I Have Known – Part 1 (Jean Timpa)
  • 2001 Vol 11 No 2 Wild Naturalists I Have Known – Part 2 (Jean Timpa)
    2001 AGM Reports
  • 2002 Vol 12 No 2 2002 AGM Reports

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