The province of Nova Scotia has announced the easing of some public health restrictions. Effective immediately, citizens can enjoy outdoors activities, like sport fishing or hiking on trails, all while still adhering to social distancing rules and staying within their own household groups so as not to spread the COVID-19 virus. Provincial Public Health Restrictions…
Trust Volunteer Position
Immediate Opening — Volunteer Coordinator Are you interested in helping your community by leading a team of volunteers? Once every four weeks, the Five Bridges Wilderness Heritage Trust is responsible to co-manage the Bay Treasure Chest toonie count process and we need a reliable volunteer to commit to organizing the Trust’s volunteer team. You’ll work…
CoCO Meeting Set for Wednesday, Nov. 27 at 7:00 p.m.
Community groups operating on the Chebucto Peninsula around the HWYs 103 and HWY 333 loop are invited to join in sharing and camaraderie at the November meeting of the Council of Community Organizations (CoCO). Free event. The public is welcome to join in as we hear the news from various groups and share with the…
Property Purchase Saves 50 Acres As Natural Wilderness
Exciting progress has been made on the Trust’s land acquisition strategy aimed at protecting more areas adjacent to the designated Five Bridge Lakes Wilderness Area. Just recently, the Trust closed a land purchase deal that assures protection for 50 acres of undeveloped land in Hubley, Nova Scotia, near Lake of the Woods subdivision. The site…