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Make Stewardship Visible - An Invite to Re-Thinking

Readings to Inspire and Motivate People to Rethink about their Place in Nature by: Geoff Hurley

Every journey begins with a single thought. As you explore these stories and ideas, we invite you to reflect on your own relationship with nature. What small step could you take to care for the lands, waters, and wildlife that sustain us all? Stewardship isn't reserved for experts - it begins with everyday choices, shared experiences, and a willingness to rethink our place in nature. Together, each thoughtful action helps create a healthier, more resilient Nova Scotia for future generations.

July 2026 - Feature Article

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Ember's Prayer: How a tiny red squirrel made me feel the heat we keep ignoring

By Geoff Hurley

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More Than a Playground - What Our Licence Plates Should Really Mean

By Geoff Hurley

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Flip the Lens on Coastal Assessments - Why Indigenous cultural species must lead where Western science has failed.

By Geoff Hurley​

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A Balanced Pathway - Nova Scotia Must Prioritize Environmental Sustainability

By Geoff Hurley​

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Insurance 'Underwriting' Coastal Protection in Nova Scotia

By Geoff Hurley​

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Driving Environmental Change From Within

By Geoff Hurley​

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Canada Needs to Reimagine Coastal Zones

By Geoff Hurley​

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Easier Than You Might Think to be Green

By Geoff Hurley​

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Keep Nova Scotia from Becoming an Island

By Geoff Hurley​

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Learn from Indigenous World Views

By Geoff Hurley​

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Environmental Legacy of the Baby Boomer Generation

By Geoff Hurley​

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