Resources
(more to come)
The Virtual Naturalist
Have a question about Natural History. Ask our virtual naturalist, educator and St. Margaret's Bay Stewardship Association Member, Scott Pelton.
For the contact Form Click Here or on Image
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Educational Resources
The Canadian Biodiversity Web Site: http://canadianbiodiversity.mcgill.ca/english/index.htm
The Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History : http://museum.gov.ns.ca/mnh/
The World Wildlife Fund Canada: http://wwf.ca/index.cfm
Coastal Landscaping:
Peggy's Cove Webcam
To view the Peggy's Cove webcam and other web cameras around Nova Scotia.
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The Acadian Forest
Go to this page to view nine films about the Acadian Forest
of the Maritimes made by filmmaker and St. Margaret's Bay Stewardship Association member, Kent Martin.
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Nautical Chart of St. Margaret's Bay
Go to this page to view a nautical chart of St. Margaret's Bay.
For your information the Chart can be purchased for your own use link at:
http://www.charts.gc.ca/charts-cartes/charts-cartes-eng.asp?num=4386
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Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute
is a non-profit co-operative with a mandate to promote sustainable use of natural resources and biodiversity conservation in the Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve and beyond through research, education, and the operation of a field station. They have published many valuable papers and guides on aspects of the Nova Scotia environment, many of them worked on by The Stewardship Association's, Jennifer McKinnon.
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Flowers of the Forest
This is a short film photographed through four seasons of the plants and flowers of the forests, lakes, bogs and rocky outcropping of the habitats of the Five Bridge Lakes Wilderness Area in Nova Scotia. Many of these plants can be found throughout the territory of Mi'kma'ki - the Maritimes. Most were used as medicines by the Mi'kmaq - a knowledge that was passed on to the settlers from Europe.
For the Film Click Here or on Image
More to come
