Nature Trust Advocates Once More: Chris and Hiya Field

27 Apr 2022

Several years ago we brought you the story of Chris and Hiya Field who had just pledged to become Champions of the Wild (then called Guardians of the Land), and today we’re happy to reprise their story and let you know that the Fields have recently renewed their support as Champions!

First International Champion of the Wild: Dr. Louisa Jones

23 Sep 2021

Famous for its chestnuts and wild mountain pastures, the Cévennes region of France is now known to the Nova Scotia Nature Trust as the home of our first International Champion of the Wild: Dr. Louisa Jones, who joined the group as a way to continue her family’s contribution to conservation in Nova Scotia.

What’s in a name?

21 Sep 2021

Property Guardian versus Guardian of the Land—do you know the difference? To reduce confusion, we are excited to announce the re-branding of one of these two similarly-named groups: the donors formerly known as Guardians of the Land will be known from now on as Champions of the Wild!

Stewart Lindsay: First Guardian of the Land from the United States

22 Aug 2021

Although Stewart Lindsay is usually found in Connecticut during the winter, he and his family have spent summers in Nova Scotia for most of his life, and he considers himself to be as much Nova Scotian as American. He helped the Nature Trust protect a well-loved island more than a decade ago - and now he has become the first member of our Guardians of the Land donor group from the United States!

Jason Roth & Cheryl Steadman-Roth: Appreciating the Collective Power of the Nature Trust

22 Jan 2021

Who doesn’t want their children to have a better life than they had? Putting the brakes on the loss of wilderness, and enabling us to preserve something for our children and grandchildren to enjoy--read about Jason and Cheryl’s ongoing, foundational support of the Nature Trust as “Guardians of the Land”.

From Frying Pan Lake to Butter Island via Egg Beach and Cheese Factory Corner

30 Jul 2020

Adding a fun twist to a hiking challenge, Rochelle Owen, Jane Allen and dog Tessy seek out places with names that represent ingredients for a "Nova Scotia Omelet". As well they provide foundational support for the Nature Trust as Guardians of the Land donors.

Keith & Dany MacIntyre: Family Motivated Guardians of the Land

02 Jun 2020

Keith and Dany MacIntyre have always had a deep love for their native Nova Scotia, but it was the environmental passion they saw in their daughter Makeala that ultimately inspired their decision to become Guardians of the Land--pledging long-term, unrestricted funds to support the vital work of the Nature Trust. Read their story to find out more.

Alastair Saunders & Chris Corston: Fulfilling a Conservation Dream

23 Dec 2019

Meet Champions of the Wild Alastair Saunders and Chris Corston, who first became involved with the Nature Trust in 2017, when they were looking to protect property that was very special to them in Cape Breton.

Judy Robertson and Daughters: Future Focused Guardians of the Land

12 Sep 2019

“We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children.” This quote highlights a fundamental principle for Judy Robertson. Long-time supporter and Board Member, Judy and her daughters Stephanie and Marine have elected to support the Nature Trust as Guardians of the Land. This is their story.

Attached to the Land: Richmond Campbell and Susan Sherwin

22 Jul 2019

Meet two of our Guardians of Land donors, Susan Sherwin and Richmond Campbell! "The Nature Trust has shown they have the ability to make things happen, and that is really important to us because they are working in our backyard." - Sherwin