Category Archives: Coastal Issues

Oceans’ Day celebration

Posted on June 6, 2012 by Dan Earle

Oceans Day One fish two fish – red fish blue fish. Black fish blue fish – old fish new fish. This one has a little star. This one has a little scar. Say! What a lot of fish there are. … Continue reading →

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Coastal team action

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Dan Earle

The Ecology Action Centre has announced  that their Post for the Coast postcards (pictured) are now available online. You can now send your concerns and thoughts on how to improve coastal management in Nova Scotia directly to the Premier’s email … Continue reading →

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Coastal Coalition welcomes Coastal Strategy

Posted on October 18, 2011 by Dan Earle

This is a press release on behalf of the Coastal Coalition of which TREPA is a member. October 13th 2011 Coastal Strategy a “Good Start””; now let’s get moving on an Act Halifax The Coastal Coalition of Nova Scotia (CCNS) … Continue reading →

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Coastal energy report supports coastal planning

Posted on September 26, 2011 by Dan Earle

The Fournier report, related to Marine Energu issues, released by the NS Department of Energy this week, includes an endorsement for planning and integrated coastal management.  In particular see pages 26 to 32.  Recommendations 8 to 11 are of relevance … Continue reading →

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Timely comment on Coastal Strategy

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Dan Earle

NS lost at sea on coastal plan Strategy  oft delayed, but climate change waits for no one By ASHLEY SPRAGUE Crumbling coastal infrastructure, eroding coastal properties, rising sea levels and severe storms have made headlines across Nova Scotia in recent … Continue reading →

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