The Chain Lakes region in southwest Kings County is one of the last large, undeveloped forested Crown lands in the area. Home to old-growth trees, pristine wetlands, and numerous endangered species, it plays a vital role in local biodiversity and climate resilience. Despite its ecological importance, the area is under immediate threat from clearcutting and roadbuilding. We're calling for a moratorium on industrial activity and formal designation of Chain Lakes as a protected wilderness area. 

After being banned for decades, uranium exploration is once again underway in Nova Scotia. Exploration permits have already been granted near East Dalhousie, putting nearby ecosystems at risk. Uranium mining poses serious threats to water, wildlife, and public health. We're demanding a return to the ban and immediate action to stop this dangerous industry before irreversible damage is done. 

The Wabanaki Forest is a rare, ancient ecosystem found across Eastern Canada—and one of the most endangered. Rich in biodiversity and deeply connected to Mi’kmaq culture, it’s vital we protect what remains and restore what’s been lost.