Amplify Our Voices
Coming Together "Shoulder to Shoulder"
United in the Enjoyment and Protection of Nature
Current Issues That Need More Attention!
Protecting 20% of Nova Scotia & 30% of Canada by 2030
The Nova Scotia government has committed to protecting more public lands for the benefit of both Nova Scotians and nature and taken federal funding to do so. Yet, with pending protected areas years behind schedule, no new candidate areas identified for protection, and sneaky attempts to count other kinds of green spaces as "protected," Nova Scotia is at serious risk of not achieving this important international goal. Learn more >
The Wild Beside Us
- St. Margarets Bay Stewardship Association
Atlantic Salmon Federation
- St. Mary's Atlantic Salmon Nova Scotia
Herring Cove Backlands Wilderness Area
- The Backlands Coalition
Chain Lakes Wilderness Area
- Blomidon Naturalists Society
Protect Ingram River
- St. Margaret's Bay Stewardship Association
Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness Area
- Friends of Blue Mountain - Birch Cove Lakes
Forever Forests
- Hutchinson Acres Maple Syrup Farm and the Blomidon Naturalist Society
Protect Sandy Lake
- The Sandy Lake - Sackville River Regional Park Coalition
Beals Brook, Gold Smith Lake, Rocky Point Lake, Petite Riviere +
- Save Our Old Forests
West Mabou Beach Provincial Park
- Friends of the West Mabou Beach Provincial Park
Protected On Paper Only: How Nova Scotia Fails Species At Risk
More coming soon!
Corporate Capture in the Wabanaki-Acadian Forest: Nova Scotia's Lagging Transition To Ecological Forestry
More coming soon!
