Back at Owls Head
Photo courtesy of CPAWS NS
Statement from Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society (CPAWS) Nova Scotia Chapter
This summer, CPAWS-NS has visited Owls Head numerous times. Accompanied by a range of biodiversity experts, we have been completing a series of surveys to record the rich natural diversity of this coastal headland.
Our team has identified over 75 species of birds that occur here, undertaking surveys from the land and on the water. Later this month, we’ll be out again with our snorkels, studying eelgrass beds in the area.
Continue reading “Back at Owls Head”Gallery: Field Work at Owls Head Park
Thank you to biologists Caitlin Porter and Dr. Jeremy Lundholm for sharing photos and videos from their fieldwork at Owls Head Provincial Park.
Katie Hartai Questions Premier McNeil about Owls Head Park (audio)
A Government of Strong Environmental Stewardship?
Reporter Katie Hartai of Halifax Today asked a different sort of question than the other reporters at a Wednesday afternoon press conference. Take a listen.
Late Debate: Brad Johns Weighs in Owls Head Debate
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Resolution for Late Debate, as submitted by Gary Burrill:
Therefore be it resolved that the government could have done a much-improved job in its handling of the question of the Owls Head Provincial Park.
Continue reading “Late Debate: Brad Johns Weighs in Owls Head Debate”Late Debate: Minister Rankin Responds to Gary Burrill on Owls Head
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Resolution for Late Debate, as submitted by Gary Burrill:
Therefore be it resolved that the government could have done a much-improved job in its handling of the question of the Owls Head Provincial Park.
Continue reading “Late Debate: Minister Rankin Responds to Gary Burrill on Owls Head”