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Two real NS Forestry heroes

9/23/2016

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While you may have been sucked in by the big budget government-industry Forest NS video full of happy young faces and laced with words like "healthy and sustainable," "a "legacy for Nova Scotians," and their core message, "No one loves the forest more than the people who care for it," you might want to take a look at these two videos by serious documentary filmmaker Kent Martin featuring two real heroes of NS forestry, veteran forester Ralph Wheadon and biologist Dave Patriquin.  Indeed, you might want to watch another lovely film of Kent's on Windhorse Farm,  Raising Windhorse.

Here you go, two real heroes...

PS: Thanks a million to Kent and the Five Bridge Lakes Wilderness Heritage Trust for making these productions available.

Ralph Wheadon Interview from Kent Martin on Vimeo.

Some Plants of the Bluff Wilderness Hiking Trail from Kent Martin on Vimeo.

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    • Migratory Birds Convention Act - Explained
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  • ACTION
    • New Old Growth Forest Policy >
      • What Can I Do?
    • Support Biodiversity Act
    • Our current campaign
    • Our Mission and Our Story
    • How you can help: Speak up for our Forests
    • How to contact your MLA
    • Contact Us
  • The Moose Blockade
    • Ecojustice: Notes from Court
    • Gutted: The Habitat of the Endangered Mainland Moose
    • Mainland Moose in Nova Scotia
  • Resources
    • Clearcutting
    • Biomass
    • Soils
    • Water
    • Nature & Wildlife
    • Law & Policy
    • Forest Strategy
    • Economics
    • History
    • Natural Resources Strategy - Summary
  • HFC Supporters
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  • ARCHIVE - SUMMER 2020
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  • ARCHIVE PAGE ONE
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