Seal You Later!
Some 290 km offshore of eastern Nova Scotia, perched at the edge…
nature
Tips for an Im-peck-able Bird Feeder!
Over 300 species of birds make Nova Scotia their home for at…
Mapping Waters Path: Workshop on Dealing with Water on your Property
Water doesn’t just pass through the landscape—it shapes it. In Dealing with…
Season-End Community Work Party
Come and join fellow community members of all ages as we help…
Earth Matters: Decoding Soil Systems Workshop with Rosmarie Lohnes. EP
Dive deep into the world beneath our feet in this hands-on workshop…
Grow Wild: Unlock the Secrets of Native Plants
Join Rosmarie Lohnes, an expert in ecological gardening, for an enlightening online…
Shark Research Expedition Set to Launch from Tancook Islands Marine Field Station
This fall, a great white shark research expedition is set to take…
Waking Up Slowly
It’s spring in Ne’ata’q, the Food Forest at Bluenose Academy. There are tiny buds on the pear and apple trees, the day lilies have poked up from the soil, the walking onions have sprouted.
What Does This Waterfall Have?
A coffee break by a waterfall. Where could I find one that wasn’t too far off the road?
A Growing Trend: Natural Lawns
(Illustration: Jessie McLaughlin) You’ve probably heard of ‘No Mow May.” It’s a…
Ancient Forests Outside Bridgewater will Continue to Provide Healing Under New Leadership
The healing power of the ancient hemlocks on 200 acres of forest outside of Bridgewater will now once again be shared and felt by Mi’kmaw elders, knowledge keepers and youth.
Grass to Greenery at Bluenose Academy
The Sun is Coming Out: Ne’ata’q, The Food Forest at Bluenose Academy…