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Here are a few upcoming programme events arranged by the Halifax Field Nats. Members and non-members are welcome to participate.
Bob McDonald
for HFN
Halifax Field Naturalists Annual Cranberry Pick Sunday, Nov. 1 10:00 a.m at the last parking lot at Taylor Head Provincial Park. Contact: Scott Yetman, 469-6380. Scott will lead a Cranberry Pick at Taylor Head Provincial Park. This will not be an extensive hike, and participants are free to stay close to the parking lot for picking, or to hike further in. Wear suitable clothing for the weather and rocky terrain, and bring cranberry containers, lunch, and drinks.
Life At the Poles - Thursday, November 5th - 7:30 PM in the auditorium of the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History. Contact 475-1129
Join Halifax Field Naturalists as Sarah Chisholm shares photos and stories from her experiences at both the top and bottom of the globe with her presentation, "Life at the Ends of the Earth". Sarah was privileged to spend two austral summers studying and living amongst penguins and seals on the Antarctic Peninsula. This experience, and her work as a seabird biologist and Park Warden in the Canadian Arctic, have given her a strong appreciation for the beauty and challenges of life in polar regions.
Hike Long Lake Provincial Park, Sunday, Nov. 8 -10:00 a.m. at the Halifax Exhibition Park parking lot (east end, near the entrance) on Highway 333, 500 metres from the intersection with the Saint Margaret's Bay Road, Contact: Peter Webster, 453-9244.
Join Halifax Field Naturalists as we will explore a little of Long Lake Provincial Park, the largest provincial park in the Halifax area. This still largely undeveloped park offers a wide range of natural environments and animal habitat - from rocky granite uplands, hardwood and softwood forests, to lakes and marshes. We will explore the park with an eye to the clash between human activities and the natural environment, throughout the area's history to the present, and into the park's future. Bring a lunch, water, and sturdy, waterproof footwear.
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2>Bob McDonald</FONT></DIV>
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