Coastal Islands – an important intersection of bird and biodiversity conservation

07 Aug 2019

Islands throughout the world are known for supporting a vast percentage of global biodiversity, yet they are isolated and fragile ecosystems threatened by a variety of pressures like development and invasive species. In Nova Scotia, we have a shoreline that is studded with islands of all shapes and at varying distances from the mainland.

Generous Gift of Islands adds to the 100 Wild Islands Legacy

22 Jul 2016

The Nova Scotia Nature Trust announced today the protection of two spectacular coastal gems, Laybolt and Witchwood Islands, the latest additions to the land trust’s iconic 100 Wild Islands coastal legacy campaign.

Headwaters to Headlands: New Nature Trust Property Connects Land and Sea

22 Oct 2015

The Nova Scotia Nature Trust has protected a significant conservation site on the Tangier River in eastern Nova Scotia, part of its ambitious campaign to protect one of North America’s last wild and ecologically rich coastal archipelagos—the 100 Wild Islands.

Nature Trust Honours Paul Gauthier’s 100 Wild Islands Legacy

23 Oct 2014

The Nova Scotia Nature Trust honoured Nova Scotian-born entrepreneur Paul Gauthier tonight in Halifax, recognising him for his transformative $3.5 million donation and his pivotal role in bringing the dream of Nova Scotia’s “100 Wild Islands” to life.