| Halifax and the province are 'going Green' and environmental and ecological 
  resources are growing in and around the city at an unprecedented rate. 
       
 Shubenacadie Wildlife 
  ParkThis provincial wildlife park has more than 40 acres of bird and animal exhibits, 
  including Shubenacadie Sam, our very own winter watching groundhog.
 Bald Eagle in 
  Nova ScotiaKing's County recently counted 575 Bald Eagles wintering in the region, but 
  according to the province, the last count was 66. Who's right?
 Bald Eagle Watch - Kings CountyEvery December, the Eagles return to Kings County, Nova Scotia. In Sheffield 
  Mills, they celebrate with a Capistrano style weekend, eat pancakes and do a 
  'bald head' count.
 Back Yard Birds 
  of Winter in NS44 species of winter birds can be spotted from your backyard. Here's info and 
  how to identify them, from the Museum of Natural History.
 Caretakers of the EnvironmentA global network of secondary school teachers who are active in environmental 
  education.
 Clean Nova ScotiaEducation, resources, programs and activities are offered by Clean Nova Scotia, 
  an organization that is "putting our future first".
 Coastal CommunitiesVolunteer association promotes the survival and development of Nova Scotia's 
  coastal and rural communities. Distributes some very worthwhile publications.
 Conservation Strategy for 
  Sable IslandIt's a 40 km long sand spit south of Halifax that is home to the largest congregation 
  of Grey Seals in the world, a colony of feral horses dating back to the 1700's 
  and is the only breeding ground of the rare Ipswich Sparrow. The Nova Scotia 
  government, in co-operation with Environment Canada plan to preserve it.
 Eco-Efficiency CentreThis non-governmental non-profit is working with Burnside Industrial Park businesses 
  (and others) for 'financial efficiency and ecological effectiveness".
 Ecology Action 
  CentreThe Ecology Action Centre has been protecting the environment for about 30 years. 
  Current focuses are Marine, Wilderness and Environment/Development issues.
 Green DalhousieEnvironmental courses, research, recycling and conservation are just a few of 
  the initiatives undertaken at Dalhousie University.
 Green Lane (Atlantic Region)Federal government programming administered locally. The JAG is working on the 
  Sydney Tar Ponds and the Coke Ovens pollutions sites.
 Halifax Harbour Solutions 
  ProjectRead the history, compare other city examples and view the four treatment plant 
  concept of this $315 million dollar harbour clean up project, recently given 
  the go ahead by HRM City Council.
 In Search of the Ghost 
  CatNS Dept. of Fish and Wildlife don't believe there are cougars here, yet many 
  report having seen them. Fact or fiction?
 N.S. Environmental Industry AssociationNSEIA is a province-wide business organization whose purpose is to promote environmental 
  products and services and contribute to sustainable development in Nova Scotia.
 Nova Scotia Environment Training 
  CentreCoordinating and consolidating Nova Scotia's wealth of environmental training 
  potential, NSETC is administered at Acadia University.
 Organics Collection 
  - Green CartsHRM's program and green cart distribution site -- how it works.
 RATE - Real Alternatives 
  to ToxinsVolunteers in HRM are working to reduce the toxins released in our community.
 Recycling for Visitors 
  and TouristsSimple tips and information for visitors who wish to help Nova Scotians in their 
  efforts to recycle, manage waste and protect the environment.
 Sable Island 
  PoniesThe true story of the 'wild horses of Sable Island' -- how they arrived, who 
  they belonged to, and how they were saved by children in 1960.
 Sable Island Preservation TrustWhen 1995 cutbacks in Federal Government programming included abandoning Sable 
  Island in 1995, the SIPT was formed by an alarmed public. The mission is to 
  preserve and protect the fragile environment of this island in the Atlantic, 
  famous for its seals, wild ponies and historical shipwrecks.
 Sackville Rivers AssociationSRA is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the Sackville River 
  watershed area.
 Solid Waste Resource ManagementFind out how Nova Scotia will become the first North American province or state 
  to reach 50% diversion of solid waste in 2000.
 Sustainable 
  Communities InformationThis organization, the Nova Scotia Environment and Development Coalition, provides 
  tools and resources on sustainable livelihoods, and sustainable economics.
 Sustainable Maritimes 
  ArchiveSust-Mar is an online newsgroup archive with ongoing discussions on environmental 
  issues.
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                | Description: | Trout Unlimited Canada Nova Scotia (TUC-NS) is a non-profit group dedicated to ensuring a healthy and sustainable trout fishery in Nova Scotia, and will strive to attain this goal through the protection, preservation and restoration of trout habitat, as well as promoting ethical fishing practices and sound management strategies. This new formed council is active in habitat restoration, working with high schools in pH testing and temprature monitoring as part of thier curriculum.  
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                | Submitted by: | Mark QuadeApr 10 2003
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