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Feedback on 'Sanctuary'

"Thank you, thank you, thank you. I didn't even know this was happening. As a long time camper in
Liscomb Mills, where my father was born and raised, I looked to the Game Sanctuary as one place that couldn't be touched."
Dianna Lynn Tibert, Liscombe Mills, NS

" Let's hope there is enough public outcry to stop this in its tracks. Then let's get on with some real protection for our wilderness areas...." Joan Massey, MLA
Dartmouth East
NDP Environment Critic

"Well done on your proposal for saving the sanctuaries. We read it all and fully agree. We sent it to our MLA. Hope he gets thousands of them. Good Luck and thank you for caring and taking the time to put this thing together. Lets hope it not too late...
Rod & Valerie Horne, Moser River

 

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• PublicLand on Liscomb
Letter to Halifax Herald,
March 3, 2006

"No Tree Left Behind" at the
Liscombe Game Sanctuary ?

Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. -- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

A good page to bookmark !

Photos taken on May 9th 2005 at the West Entrance to the Liscombe Sanctuary.
You can find more pictures of the sanctuary in our "Album" section.
( click here ... )
Petition Alert!
Feb. 24, 2006

Now that the ourgoing Minister has issued a statement on Liscombe, it is again time to let the new Minister know what you think.To read more and sign the petition, click here....
All bark, no bite, but it looks good.

Note: "...or removing natural objects [like trees] without a Game Sanctuary Permit ... May be prosecuted"

Regeneration on a parcel that was clearcut approx. 20 years ago.

The hardwood regrowth has recently been manually 'suppressed'.
Gatekeepers lodge
The Gatekeeper's Lodge, ready and neat.

A lone survivor of past 'harvests'.

What if more of these trees were allowed to stand tall and proud while younger trees grew up in their shelter?
East River Liscombe

Very little clearcutting is ever done where outsiders can see them. What are they ashamed of?

If it can't be done in the open, should it be done at all?
Roadside waterfall at the Sanctuary on Hwy 374
Duck on East River Liscombe
"Fair warning"
Water Reservoir for the Sheet Harbour Generating Station at Sheet Harbour.
East River Sheet Harbour rapids and falls
East River Sheet Harbour gorge.
East River Sheet Harbour falls
East River Sheet Harbour rapids
Control Dam at East River Sheet Harbour Reservoir in the Sanctuary just east of Hwy # 374
A bat box on the river.
Kimberly Clark on Crown Land soutn of the Sanctuary.
Game Sanctuary on the left, Kimberly Crown on the right.
Regeneration on a parcel that was clearcut approx. 20 years ago.

The hardwood regrowth has recently been manually 'suppressed'.
Regrowth on the stump of a tree that was harvested approx. 20 years ago.
Regrowth near the stump of a tree that was harvested approx. 20 years ago.
Regrowth near the stump of a tree that was harvested approx. 20 years ago.
Regrowth near the stump of a tree that was harvested approx. 20 years ago.
 
 
 
 

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