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Actually, the article did distinguish between what was being protected in N=
ova Scotia as well as what the NCC was protecting across Canada. The articl=
e says:

"The two projects announced in Nova Scotia, out of the 25 projects national=
ly, will protect 150 hectares of old-growth forest near Long Tusket Lake, Y=
armouth County and 166 hectares along the Northumberland Strait near Pugwas=
h.

The latter includes a large number of rare cedars.

=93Both of these mature forests provide valuable wildlife habitat,=94 said =
Craig Smith, program director for the Nature Conservancy of Canada in Nova =
Scotia.

NCC said the Canadian projects will protect 50 kilometres of rivers and str=
eams and provide habitat for 63 species at risk including grizzly bear, cer=
ulean warbler, spring salamander, limber pine and Kentucky coffee tree."

The final line quoted refers to the 25 projects nationally that were mentio=
ned in the first sentence of the excerpt. I don't see any literacy problems=
 in reading it....

Pat




On Sep 27, 2016, at 9:40 PM, Carmel Smith wrote:

Literacy is something that should be on the endangered list. The people who=
 "research" these articles probably can barely spell and read. It may well =
be that all the species listed are protected in various habitats in various=
 regions, by the Nature Conservancy, and are on the Canadian "species at ri=
sk" list. I suspect someone at the paper skimmed the news release, mixed a =
flabby knowledge of NS wildlife with poor writing skills and manifested thi=
s blooper of an article.

I do note that the Cerulean Warbler may be the only one on the list to appl=
y (Spring Salamander, anyone?). If there were Ceruleans recorded in any for=
est in Nova Scotia, the site needs to be protected! They are a very rare so=
ngbird for our region, and a species assessed as vulnerable.

Carmel Smith
Midville Branch


On Tuesday, September 27, 2016 10:33 AM, garymurray <garymurray@ns.sympatic=
o.ca<mailto:garymurray@ns.sympatico.ca>> wrote:


Looks like the never ending strike may be effecting content....

Gary Murray
Halifax



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From: Ken McKenna <kenmcken54@eastlink.ca<mailto:kenmcken54@eastlink.ca>>
Date: 09-27-2016 7:50 AM (GMT-04:00)
To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca<mailto:naturens@chebucto.ns.ca>
Subject: [NatureNS] Grizzly Bear and Cerulean Warbler protection in NS- Chr=
onicle Herald

Hi all
I see an article in provincial Chronicle Herald this morning (section A3) t=
itled "Rare Acadian forests Being Protected" - the 2 forests near Tusket an=
d Pugwash are said to protect habitat for 63 species at risk including griz=
zly bear, cerulean warbler, spring salamander, limber pine and Kentucky cof=
fee tree. What a joke but it must be true as it is in print!! Pretty severe=
 error! Nice to see Nature Conservancy of Canada continue to protect land t=
hough.
Cheers
Ken

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Actually, the article did distinguish between what was being protected in N=
ova Scotia as well as what the NCC was protecting across Canada. The articl=
e says:
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<div>&quot;The two projects announced in Nova Scotia, out of the 25 project=
s nationally, will protect 150 hectares of old-growth forest near Long Tusk=
et Lake, Yarmouth County and 166 hectares along the Northumberland Strait n=
ear Pugwash.<br>
<br>
The latter includes a large number of rare cedars.<br>
<br>
=93Both of these mature forests provide valuable wildlife habitat,=94 said =
Craig Smith, program director for the Nature Conservancy of Canada in Nova =
Scotia.<br>
<br>
NCC said the Canadian projects will protect 50 kilometres of rivers and str=
eams and provide habitat for 63 species at risk including grizzly bear, cer=
ulean warbler, spring salamander, limber pine and Kentucky coffee tree.&quo=
t;</div>
<div><br>
</div>
<div>The final line quoted refers to the 25 projects nationally that were m=
entioned in the first sentence of the excerpt. I don't see any literacy pro=
blems in reading it....</div>
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</div>
<div>Pat</div>
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