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Help with NSWFS Booth at Nature Nova Scotia AGM
Nature Nova Scotia has its annual general meeting On May 23-25 in Debert. They have offered the Nova Scotia Wild Flora Society a booth to reach out to other people attending the event. Charlie Cron is available to set … Continue reading
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Trips to Yarmouth to see blooming Lyonia ligustrina – July 18-19 and Coreopsis rosea Aug 20-22
Lyonia ligustrina is commonly known as Maleberry or, on iNaturalist as He-Huckleberry. It is related to blueberries and huckleberries, but is extremely rare in Canada. In fact there is only one know site which is about 40 minutes outside Yarmouth. … Continue reading
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Hike to see Western Skunk Cabbage, Friday May 9
These are some pictures taken on the hike by Steven McGrath : Near Uisge Bàn Falls Provincial Park there is a large colony (over 400 plants) of Western Skunk Cabbage (Lysichiton americanus). No one knows how it got there, though … Continue reading
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Nova Scotia Wild Flora Society Annual General Meeting – Monday, Apr. 28 at the Museum
Bloodroot Sanguinaria canadensis and Trailing Arbutus or Mayflower Epigaea repens Our 2025 AGM will take place at the Museum of Natural History at 1747 Summer Street on Monday Apr 28 at 7:30pm. It will also be simultaneously streamed on Zoom. … Continue reading
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Trip to Smiley’s Park for Spring Ephemerals now on Sunday, May 4
The trip to Smiley’s will be on Sunday May 4. Both Charlie and Bob have conflicts on Saturday so we are doing Sunday. We expect a moderate amount of rain this day. Charles Cron will lead the trip to Smiley’s … Continue reading
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Upcoming Eagle Hill Online Seminar: Natural History of Insect Pollinators Ron Butler and Herb Wilson April 1–15, 2025
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Member’s Zoom Meeting Monday March 24, 7:30pm: Jeremy Lundholm – Nova Scotia Barrens Vegetation: Classification, Dynamics and Comparisons with Other Regions.
Pictures Jeremy Lundholm. Close up is of Kalmia procumbens Jeremy will go through the recent updates to the barrens classification that was published in 2020 and discuss some of the new types that are now recognized. Then he will talk … Continue reading
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Nature Nova Scotia’s Celebration of Nature May 23-25, 2025
This year’s Celebration of Nature will be hosted by “The Cliffs of Fundy” and will be held May 23 – 25. The Cliffs of Fundy are happy to be the Host Club for the Celebration of Nature 2025. Our Venue … Continue reading
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NSWFS will be at Seedy Saturday Feb.15
The Nova Scotia Wild Flora Society will have a table to promote growing native plants at Seedy Saturday at the Desbrisay Museum in Bridgewater on Saturday Feb. 15. Thanks to Rosemarie Lohnes of Helping Nature Heal for making this happen.
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NSWFS Live & Zoom Meeting: Mon Feb 24, 7:30pm – Invasive Plants in Nova Scotia – Nova Scotia Invasive Species Council
European Reed -Phragmites australis australis; Armenian or Himilayan Blackberry -Rubus armeniacus; Dog-Strangling Vine – Vincetoxicum rossicum; Damage from Emerald Ash Borer -Agrilus planipennis Photos from NSISC Our next meeting will be at the Museum of Natural History, 1747 Summer … Continue reading
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