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Index of Subjects Andrew Boyle is the Head of Conservation Planning for Environment Canada/Canadian Wildlife Service Atlantic Region. His phone numbers are 902-426-1900, 902-225-7563. Email: Andrew.Boyne@canada.ca. He works out of Queens Square in Dartmouth. I think it’s probably worth contacting him; if he has no direct channel, I suspect he would know the right person to approach. I knew him in a previous life, working on roseate term and other seabird monitoring studies. He was passionate about birds. Cheers, Joanne ___________________ Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy, and taste good with hot sauce. > On Jun 9, 2019, at 12:26 PM, Bev Wigney <bkwigney@gmail.com> wrote: > > All, > > Yesterday, I posted information about the birds seen at > Corbett-Dalhousie Lake Forest in Annapolis County. Since then, we > have now had 3 confirmed reports by several people (some excellent > birders and an avian researcher) that there are Chimney Swifts being > seen daily at the Hardwood forest -- never straying from that bit of > air space. They are SARA species. A Common Nighthawk was also seen. > There are other migratory species confirmed in the same hardwood > stand. I listed them in a post yesteday. yesterday. It's pretty > obvious that all of these birds are on territory. > > What I would like to know is who to contact -- someone **reliable** > who will actually follow up on a report of a violation of the > Migratory Bird Conservation Act. I have spoken with someone who tried > to file reports on Friday and was stonewalled. Has anyone in our > NatureNS group actually had any success reporting violations of the > MBCA and who did you contact? > > Thanks for any help. By the way, you can contact me directly by email > if you don't want to post something to all on this list. > > regards, > Bev Wigney, > Round Hill, NS
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