Barrens ecosystems of Nova Scotia are among the more diverse in eastern North America, and important components of provincial #biodiversity.
A new reference guide co-developed with @smuhalifax describes key features of 22 distinct barrens ecosystem types: https://t.co/5g5U4NjFKC
Prime Minister of Canada : Stop the Canadian Governments legal battle with St. Annes Residential school survivors. - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/eeOeii3nGt via @CdnChange
Justin Trudeau: A demand for accountability and inquiry into racial injustice performed daily by the RCMP. - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/DmPVIi2mT6 via @CdnChange
#ScholarStrikeCanada Let's celebrate indigenous languages. Here in Mi'kma'ki: "Thank you" is: wela'lin (from 1 person to 1 other); wela'lioq (from 1 person to several others); wela'liek (from several people to 1 or more others). Love the precision of Mi'kmaw!
"I'm sorry": meskei
Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada: We Need a National Pollinator Recovery Action Plan! - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/EQxaDevf0Z via @CdnChange
BREAKING: Federal government pulls out of controversial land deal at Owls Head. Offer of federal land to @nsgov now rescinded. The cracks are appearing. Thank you @JustinTrudeau and @JonathanWNV!! #NSpoli#SaveOwlsHead https://t.co/5vPIwoktNU
NS needs to protect Owlβs Head against private development. The coastal land was on the protected list, but removed without public knowledge or consultation. https://t.co/aE5kSlXq0f
Unacceptable!! Behind-closed-door decision making results in de-listing of Nova Scotia coastal park. ZERO public consultation. https://t.co/jEroZFR22C #NSpoli#SaveOwlsHead
They held secret meetings for at least two years. They delisted the park without any public consultation. They are attempting to sell-off the coastal public lands to a private developer, but got caught. Shame!! #SaveOwlsHead
Throwback to a sunny summer day, with Kristen, @CleanFoundation Intern, collecting a sediment trap at one of our restoration sites! As the tide comes in, sediment in the water settles onto the filter paper in the trap in the same way it would settle on the salt marsh surface.
Overheard student in my (Jeremy's) Plant taxonomy and identification class: "He's making us identify frickin sticks!"
Damn right! We β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ winter botany!!
Did you know that some seeds are able to drill themselves into the soil? These are the seeds of a storksbill (Erodium sp). Bands of tissue run the length of the fruit swell and contract with differing humidity levels. Learn more about native seeds: https://t.co/yMrxYmsKqh
Halifax/Dartmouth Centre plan approved by Regional Council contains green roof requirement for flat roofed buildings in new by-law!
https://t.co/ujSNiaKhyZ