If you have photos of Owls Head Provincial Park that you’d like to share, please send them to info@saveowlshead.org. They will be credited (or not) according to your wishes.
Recently, CPAWS NS and a team of volunteers completed numerous underwater transects to document the eelgrass beds at Owls Head Provincial Park. CPAWS NS has been undertaking scientific surveys at Owls Head all summer. Thank you to CPAWS NS for your work to protect this special marine ecosystem. Thank you also to Dr. Kristina Boerder and Simon Ryder-Burbidge for sharing their photos with us.
(more…)
Photos were taken by Simon Ryder-Burbidge in Owls Head Provincial Park & surrounding areas. Please click to enlarge.
(more…)
All photos were taken by CPAWS NS. Thank you to Chris Miller, Caitlin Grady, and Reanne Harvey for sharing this beautiful archipelago with all of us. After you click to enlarge the photo below, you can use the arrow to see the next photo.
(more…)
On the night that Justice Coady released his decision in the request for a time extension (part 1 of the Owls Head Park court case), a group member visited the park and sent us these beautiful pictures.
(more…)Photos from the Nova Scotia Department of Environment’s Field Visit on October 24, 2017. The Owls Head Park Reserve Field Visit was released through Freedom of Information Request 2019-00942-ENV.
(more…)
Professional sea kayak instructors Eleanor & Jenn are doing a summer series of destination paddles throughout the beautiful 100 Wild Islands on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia. This area has incredible potential for recreational tourism in conjunction with environmental protection. Thank you, Eleanor and Jenn, for organizing not one but two paddles around Owls Head Provincial Park.
We’d also like to thank kayaker Peter Copus for sharing these lovely photos with us. Please click to enlarge.
(more…)
Thank you to Susan for sharing her photos with us. Please click on the first photo to enlarge.
(more…)