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Dive deeper into the science, policy, and community action behind forest protection in Nova Scotia.
This resource library brings together essential documents to help you better understand the issues we’re facing and the solutions we’re fighting for.
Blomidon Naturalist Society
Blomidon Naturalist Society
The Blomidon Naturalists Society (BNS) has long been a respected voice for conservation in Nova Scotia. Their writing combines deep ecological knowledge with on-the-ground experience, offering both critical analysis and hopeful solutions. These articles highlight the beauty of the Wabanaki–Acadian Forest, the threats it faces from unsustainable forestry, and the urgent need for transparency and reform in how we manage our public lands.
“Planting Seeds for Forest Biodiversity” – Gary Schneider
“Planting Seeds for Forest Biodiversity” – Gary Schneider
This article celebrates grassroots action in restoring native biodiversity to Wabanaki/Acadian forests. Gary Schneider shares lessons from decades of growing and planting native trees and shrubs in PEI, offering hopeful, hands-on strategies for ecological restoration. A reminder that forest health starts at the seed level, and that everyone can contribute.
“Shady Accounting and Vanishing Forests” – Nina Newington
“Shady Accounting and Vanishing Forests” – Nina Newington
Nina Newington investigates how roads and extraction trails, which remove vast swaths of forest, are not counted toward harvest totals, enabling forest degradation while maintaining the illusion of sustainability.
Uranium Mining Resources
Uranium Mining Resources
Uranium mining remains a serious environmental and public health concern in Nova Scotia. These resources offer background on the province’s uranium history, the renewed push for exploration, and the growing local resistance. Learn more from dedicated community groups and informative platforms tracking this unfolding issue.
KnowUranium.ca
KnowUranium.ca
KnowUranium.ca is a public education website that explains the risks of uranium exploration and mining in Nova Scotia. It offers accessible, evidence-based information on the health, environmental, and social impacts of uranium, along with the history of the province’s long-standing moratorium.
Citizens Against Uranium
Citizens Against Uranium
Citizens Against Uranium Exploration and Mining in Nova Scotia is a grassroots Facebook group uniting citizens across the province to oppose uranium exploration and mining. The group shares updates, community actions, and educational resources, serving as a hub for organizing and raising awareness.
Protecting Our Forests: Advocacy and Education Networks
Protecting Our Forests: Advocacy and Education Networks
These organizations and initiatives are leading the charge to protect Nova Scotia’s forests through advocacy, education, and citizen engagement. They offer up-to-date research, policy analysis, and grassroots action opportunities focused on forest health, biodiversity, and sustainable land use. Whether you're looking to learn, volunteer, or take action, these resources are essential for staying informed and involved.
Healthy Forest Coalition: https://www.healthyforestcoalition.ca
Save Our Old Forests: https://saveouroldforests.ca/
Nova Scotia Forest Matters: https://nsforestmatters.ca
Ecology Action Centre: https://ecologyaction.ca/
Nova Scotia Forest Notes: https://nsforestnotes.ca/
Learn About The Other Proposed Protected Wilderness Areas Across Nova Scotia
Learn About The Other Proposed Protected Wilderness Areas Across Nova Scotia
Click the links below to learn more about the Wilderness Areas that have been proposed for protection.
Aerial Drone Pictures - Proposed Chain Lakes Wilderness Area
Aerial Drone Pictures - Proposed Chain Lakes Wilderness Area
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