On a recent sunny afternoon, three avid hikers; Krista Whitehouse, Beth McGee and Steve Copp, trekked for several kilometers through rough wilderness trails to visit three long-abandoned cemeteries that still pique the interest of hikers in the area. Located south of HWY 103 and the HRM Otter Lake Landfill facility, the cemetery locations are described…
Bluff Trail Stewardship Program Expands Thanks to 2017 Grant
Providing directions and talking about the ecology of the area, tracking trail usage and handling clean-ups are just a few ways 17 new Bluff Wilderness Trail stewards are busy making improvements for all visitors along the Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail. Using $10,000 awarded through the Environmental Stewardship Grants Program provided in spring 2017, The Bluff…
November Meeting of the Council of Community Organizations (CoCO) Set for Nov. 15
The next meeting of The Council of Community Organizations (COCO) is set for 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2017 at the Lakeside Community Centre, 1492 St. Margaret’s Bay Road, Lakeside, Nova Scotia. The Woodens River Watershed Environmental Organization will act as host and the meeting Chair will be Kimberly Berry. For more information, please contact kimberlyberryns@gmail.com. Please join us to share…
Council of Community Organizations (CoCO) Meeting Notes
Notes shared from the most recent Council of Community Organizations Meeting (CoCO) Meeting – Oct. 3, 2017 Attendance: Kimberly Berry – WRWEO, Paul Berry – WRWEO, Beth McGee – FBWHT, Harry Ward – FBWHT, Tom Musial – FBWHT, BLT, Katherine Klefenz – BLT, Mike Lancaster, SMBSA Notes Kimberly Berry at request of Chair of the…