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Section 14.0. Where To Go For Help |
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14.1.
Government Agencies |
The federal government
has the main responsibility for the inland and coastal
fisheries of Canada. However, the province has jurisdiction
over the fish once they have been landed, this includes
recreationally caught fish and those destined for processing
plants. Thus, the authority and responsibility for the
protection, management, and development, of Canadian fishery
resource is divided between federal and provincial governments.
What follows is a list of different government departments
and their main office address and phone. The government
pages in your telephone book give the local/regional offices
for these government departments in your area.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)
For watersheds draining into the Atlantic Ocean or Bay
of Fundy
Fisheries & Oceans Canada
Habitat Management Division
P.O. Box 550
Halifax, NS
B3J 2S7
Tel: 426-4243
Environmental Emergencies 1 800 565 1633
Maritimes Region http://www.mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/e/homepg.htm
For watersheds draining into the Gulf of St Lawrence
Fisheries & Oceans Canada
Habitat Management
133 Church Street Antigonish Mall
Antigonish, Nova Scotia
Canada B2G 2E3
Tel: (902) 863-5670
Gulf Region http://www.glf.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/
Environment Canada Queens Square 15th Floor 45 Alderney
Drive Dartmouth, NS B2Y 2N6 426-7231 |
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT |
NS
Dept. of the Environment
P.O. Box 2107
Terminal Building, 5th Floor
5151 Terminal Road
Halifax NS
B3J 3B7
424-5300
for up to date contacts in regional offices see http://www.gov.ns.ca/enla/offloc.htm
Western Region
Bridgewater, Kentville, & Yarmouth. Kim MacNeil
Western Regional Manager
136 Exhibition Street
Kentville NS, B4N 4E5
(902) 679-6086 or (902) 679-6186 Janet
MacKinnon
Acting District Manager - Kentville
136 Exhibition Street
Kentville NS, B4N 4E5
(902) 679-6086 or (902) 679-6186 Middleton
Office
101 Magee Drive
P.O. Box 1000
Middleton NS, B0S 1P0
(902) 825-2123 or (902) 825-4471
Lunenburg & Queens Counties Adrian Fuller
Acting District Manager - Bridgewater
60 Logan Road
Bridgewater NS, B4V 3J8
(902) 543-4685 or (902) 527-5480
Digby, Yarmouth & Shelburne Counties Bob
Petrie
District Manager - Yarmouth
13 First Street
Yarmouth NS, B5A 1S9
(902) 742-8985 or (902)742-7796 Central
Region
Bedford & Sheet Harbour Darlene Fenton
Acting Central Regional Manager
1595 Bedford Highway, Suite 224
Bedford NS, B4A 3Y4
(902) 424-2382 or (902) 424-0597 Sheet
Harbour Office
P.O. Box 35
Fire Hall 22835, Highway #7
Sheet Harbour NS, B0J 3B0
(902) 885-2462 or (902) 885-2743
Dartmouth, Sackville & East of Hwy 102 Sandy
Cameron
District Manager - Bedford
(902) 424-8108 or (902) 424-0597 |
Dartmouth,
Sackville & West of Hwy 102 Christine Penny
Acting District Manager - Bedford
(902) 424-2537 or (902) 424-0597 Northern
Region
Amherst, Antigonish, Truro & Pictou Jay Brenton
Northern Regional Manager
44 Inglis Place, 2nd Floor, Suite 3
P.O. Box 824, Truro NS, B2N 5G6
(902) 893-5880 or (902) 893-0282
Cumberland County
Brad Skinner
District Manager - Amherst
32 Chruch Street
Amherst NS, B4H 3A8
(902) 667-6205 or (902) 667-6214
Antigonish & Guysborough Counties Don Feldman
District Manager - Antigonish
Kirk Place, 219 Main Street, Suite 205
Antigonish NS, B2G 2C1
(902) 863-7389 or (902) 863-7411
Colchester County Wayne Faulkner
District Manager - Truro
(902) 893-5880 or (902) 893-0282
Pictou County Penny McLeod
District Manager - Pictou
P.O. Box 675 (Granton Road)
New Glasgow NS, B2H 5E7
(902) 396-4194 or (902) 396-4765 Eastern
Region
Port Hawkesbury & Sydney Lawrence MacDonald
Eastern Regional Manager
P.O. Box 714, 295 Charlotte Street
Sydney NS, B1P 6H7
(902) 563-2100 or (902) 563-2387
Richmond Co., Southern Inverness, Town of Mulgrave & Community
of Auld's Cove Mark Farrell
District Manager - Port Hawkesbury
400 Reeves Street, Unit 126
Port Hawkesbury NS, B9A 2R5
(902) 625-0791 or (902) 625-3722
CBRM, Victoria Co. & Northern Inverness Aurelle
Landry
District Manager - Sydney
(902) 563-2100 or (902) 563-2387 NS
Dept. of Agriculture and Fisheries
91 Beeches Rd,
Pictou P.O. Box 700
Pictou, N.S.,B0K 1H0
Tel: (902) 485-5056
Fax: (902) 485-4014 http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsaf/home.htm
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14.2. Non Government
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Adopt-A-Stream
Groups
Salmon River Salmon Assoc.
c/o Ecole Secondaire de Clare
Meteghan River NS B0W 2L0
Tel: 769-5400
Email: saumon@esdc.ednet.ns.ca
Digby East Fish & Game Assoc.
R.R.#1
Barton NS B0W 1H0
Tel: 245-4886
Email: defaga@ns.sympatico.ca
Bay of Fundy Marine Resources Centre
P.O. Box 273
Cornwallis Parke NS B0S 1H0
Tel: 638-3044
Clean Annapolis River Project
158 George Street
Annapolis Royal NS B0S 1A0
Tel: 532-7533
Email: carp@fox.nstn.ca
Annapolis Fly Fishing Association
P.O. Box 1594
Middleton NS B0S 1P0
Tel: 825-4327
Email: hal.elliot@ns.sympatico.ca
Friends of the Cornwallis River Society
c/o 2333 Harmony Road R.R. 1
Aylesford NS B0P 1C0
Tel: 585-1311
Email: blenentine@ns.sympatico.ca
Black River Environmental Group
1914 Black River Road
Wolfville NS B0P 1X0
Tel: 542-5492
Email: black_river_environmental_group@hotmail.com
Wildlife Habitat Advocates
PO Box 3162
Windsor NS B0N 2T0
Tel: 757-2469
Noel Shore Game Protection Association
R.R. 1 Maitland
Hants Co. NS B0N 1T0
Tel: 369-2937
Millbrook Fisheries
PO Box 634
Truro NS B2N 5E5
Tel: 899-6409
Cobequid Salmon Assoc.
31 Andy's Ave
Truro NS B2N 2W9
Tel: 893-6620
Email: dlangill@cox.nsac.ns.ca
Cumberland Co. River Enhancement Assoc.
35 Hill St.
Amherst NS B4H 2N2
Tel: 667-3563
Email: riptide@auracom.com
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Bob Ferguson
Pictou Co. Rivers Assoc.
P.O. Box 583
Westville NS B0K 2A0
Tel: 396-5409
Habitat Unlimited
R.R. 2 Cloverville Road
Antigonish NS B2G 2K9
Tel: 863-6364
Waycobah First Nation
P.O. Box 149
Whycocomagh NS B0E 3M0
Tel: 756-2748
Margaree Salmon Assoc.
P.O. Box 108
Margaree Centre NS B0E 1Z0
Tel: 248-2845
New Waterford Fish & Game
3168 Sunset Drive
New Waterford NS B1H 1K9
Tel: 862-8978
Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) - Cape Breton
216 Charlotte Street, P.O. Box 28 Stn. A
Sydney NS B1P 6G9
Tel: 567-1628
Email: acapcb@fox.nstn.ca
Richmond Wildlife Assoc.
P.O. Box 279
Petit De Grat NS B0E 2L0
Tel: 226-3353
Email: john.boudreau@strait.ednet.ns.ca
Mulgrave & Area Lakes Enhancement Assoc.
P.O. Box 101
Mulgrave NS B0E 2G0
Tel: 747-3290
St. Mary's River Association
P.O. Box 179
Sherbrooke NS B0J 3C0
Tel: 522-2331
Email: murray.anderson@ns.sympatico.ca
Sackville Rivers Assoc.
P.O. Box 45071
Lwr. Sackville NS B4E 2Z6
Tel: 865-9238
Email: sra@chebucto.ns.ca
Bluenose ACAP
493 Main Street
Mahone Bay NS B0J 2E0
Tel: 624-9888
Email: bacap@auracom.com
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Adopt-a-Stream
is a name used by similar programs throughout North America.
Search the name on the Internet to find out what these
other groups are doing and the techniques they use to
develop stewardship, protect, restore and maintain the
health of their watershed |
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14.3 Coastal Information
Networks |
Fundy
Forum
Surf on in and get all the latest information about the
Bay of Fundy. Get all the latest info by visiting our
what's new section. Browse our list of upcoming events.
Keep up to date with our current research, reports from
around, and top topics list.
Check out the links to other Bay of Fundy related sites.
http://www.fundyforum.com/links.html
Bay of Fundy
marine Resource Center
The Bay of Fundy Marine Resource Centre (MRC) is a community-based
institution, offering services, facilities and technical
support to all aspects of the Bay of Fundy marine economy
and eco-system. http://www.bfmrc.ns.ca/
Atlantic Coastal
Zone Information Steering Committee
The Atlantic Coastal Zone Information Steering
Committee (ACZISC) was established in January
1992 to promote regional cooperation in Atlantic Canada
with regards to coastal mapping, geomatics and integrated
coastal management (ICM). ACZISC members represent agencies
with coastal and marine responsibilities in Atlantic Canada.
ACZISC membership is multi-disciplinary and multi-sectoral
and currently includes representatives from the four Atlantic
Provinces, eight federal departments and agencies, community
organizations, NGOs, the private sector and academia.
http://www.dal.ca/aczisc/
The Ocean Management Research Network
The aim of the Ocean Management Research Network is to
create and share knowledge for the application of critical
thinking and best practices to oceans management in Canada.
The OMRN is interdisciplinary, with an initial focus on
social science, providing a forum for researchers, managers,
and policymakers to evaluate timely and innovative linkages,
integrate lessons learned, transfer and share knowledge,
and help create an expert core of ocean researchers. The
OMRN facilitates value-added research, provides seed funding,
and seeks to establish a long-term research agenda
http://www.omrn.ca/eng_home.html
Coastal Communities Network
The Coastal Communities Network is a volunteer association
of organizations whose mission is to provide a forum to
encourage dialogue, share information, and create strategies
and actions that promote the survival and development
of Nova Scotia's coastal and rural communities. http://www.coastalcommunities.ns.ca/
The Ecology
Action Center
The Ecology Action Centre is Nova Scotia's largest and
most active environmental organization. Since 1971, the
EAC has been working to build a healthier, more sustainable
Nova Scotia. Today we have over 600 members, 150 volunteers
and staff, and seven active teams and committees.
The Centre's earliest projects included recycling, composting,
and energy conservation, and these are now widely recognized
environmental issues. Our current areas of focus include
Marine Issues, Coastal Issues, Wilderness, Public Lands,
Food Issues, Transportation, Energy, and Urban Issues.
http://www.ecologyaction.ca/
Nova Forest Alliance, Nova Scotia's Model Forest
The Nova Forest Alliance - Nova Scotia's Model Forest
is a partnership of researchers, landowners, industry,
Mi'kmaq groups, environmentalists, educational institutions,
and government. As Partners, we work together to research
and promote sustainable forest management tools that work
in our region; Processes, scientific knowledge, and programs
that allow forest users to maintain sustainability, ecological
integrity, and multiple social and economic benefits.
By bringing together this diverse group of organizations,
we ensure all forest values and interests have a voice
in the future of Nova Scotia forests.
285 George Street
P.O. Box 208
Stewiacke, Nova Scotia, Canada
B0N 2J0
T: (902) 639-2921
F: (902) 639-2981
E: info@novaforestalliance.com
W: www.novaforestalliance.com
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14.4 Beach and Community
Clean-Ups |
If you want to be part of province-wide
data collection on litter cleanups of beaches you might
want to become involved in the Clean Nova Scotia's Beach
Clean-Up program or their annual anti-litter Pitch-In
campaign. For more information contact:
The Clean Nova Scotia Foundation
126 Portland St
Dartmouth, NS
B2Y 1H8
Phone: (902) 420-3474
Fax: (902) 424-5334
Email: cns@clean.ns.ca
Website http://www.clean.ns.ca
The following group has been involved in educating fishermen
about waste:
Maritime Fisherman's Union, Clean Ocean Committee
P.O. Box 1613
Pictou NS BOK 1HO |
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14.6 Community Environmental,
Water, Fish, Wildlife Groups |
Nova Scotia Salmon Association
P.O. Box 396, Chester,
Nova Scotia, B0J 1J0
e-mail : nssalmo@yahoo.ca
ASF Regional Director - Lewis Hinks
P.O. Box 359, Chester, B0J 1J0
Phone/Fax: 275-3407
E-mail: lhinks@auracom.com
Trout Nova Scotia
PO Box 8442, Station A
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3K 5M2
secretary@troutnovascotia.ca
http://www.troutnovascotia.ca/contact.htm
Canadian Association of Smallmouth Anglers
PO Box 2051,
Fall River, Nova Scotia,
Canada B2T 1K6
The Nova Scotia Federation of Anglers and Hunters
tonyrodgers@eastlink.ca |
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14.7. Ducks Unlimited
Canada |
N.S. Division
P.O. Box 430
Unit 64, Hwy. 6
Amherst, NS
B4H 3Z5
telephone (902) 667-8726
fax: (902) 667-0916 du_amherst@ducks.ca
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14.8 Habitat Professionals |
Call either the Department of
Fisheries and Oceans or the Nova Scotia Department of
Agriculture and Fisheries (see government departments
offices and phone numbers). Regional Biologists with the
Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources will also
help with wildlife issues such as beaver dams.
Your fist contact should be
NSSA / Adopt-A-Stream Program
R.R. 2
Barss Corner NS B0R 1A0
Tel: (902) 644-1276
Fax: (902) 644-1279
e-mail: amy.weston@ns.sympatico.ca
For assistance with environmental monitoring programs
Contact The Community Based Environmental Monitoring Network
at St Mary's University.
Dr. C. Conrad, Research Coordinator;
Saint Mary's University, Department of Geography;
Community-Based Environmental Monitoring Network;
923 Robie Street;
Halifax, Nova Scotia;
B3H 3C3
Website: http://www.envnetwork.smu.ca
Phone #'s:
CBEMN Office: 902-491-6243
CBEMN Office: environmental.network@smu.ca
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14.9 Forest Companies
and Organizations |
Bowater Mersey Paper Company Ltd.
P.O. Box 1150
Liverpool NS BOT 1KO
Forest Products Association of Nova Scotia
(902) 895-1179
Hilden
Truro, NS
Neenan (Kimberly Clark) Nova Scotia
Abercrombie Point
New Glasgow, NS
(902) 752-8461
Stora- Enso Forest Industries Ltd.
P.O. Box 59
Port Hawksbury, N.S.
B0E 2V0
Phone: 902-625-2460Ext.161
Fax: 902-625-1105
Minas Basin Pulp and Power Company Limited
53 Prince Street
P.O. Box 401,
Hantsport, Nova Scotia,
Canada
B0P 1P0 |
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14.10 Naturalists
Clubs |
Some communities in Nova Scotia
have naturalists clubs. These clubs may be able to assist
you in your project or provide you with information. For
information on the club in your area contact:
Federation of Nova Scotia Naturalists
c/o N.S. Museum
1747 Summer St.
Halifax NS
B3H 3A6 http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Environment/FNSN/hp-fnsn.html
Nova Scotia Trails Federation
5516 Spring Garden Road, 4th floor,
Halifax, NS B3J 1G6
Phone: (902) 425-5450 x325
Fax: (902) 425-5606
Email: info@novascotiatrails.com
nstrails@sportnovascotia.ca
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14.11. Topographical
Maps |
Topographical maps of your area
may be purchased through the
Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Affairs. at http://www.gov.ns.ca/snsmr/maps/
Some private hiking and outdoors stores also carry topographical
maps (commonly called "topos"). If you are unsure of the
map number for your area, make sure you give your community
and county name when you request a map.
Land Information Centre
Central Region
5151 Terminal Road, 2nd Floor
P.O. Box 2205
Halifax, NS
B3J 3C4 Land
Information (more service details...)
Maps
Geographic Information
Aerial Photographs for the Region
The Halifax Land Information Centre has provincial data.
Phone: (902) 424-4083
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14.12. Water Safety
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Canadian Red Cross Society
Nova Scotia Region
1940 Gottingen Street
Halifax, NS
B3J 3Y2
Phone: (902) 423-3680
Fax: (902) 422-6247 |
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14.13. Where to
go for Historical Research |
Nova Scotia Archives
6016 University Ave.
Halifax, NS
424-5322 |
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14.14. Agriculture
and 4-H Nova Scotia |
4-H Council
c/o Agriculture College Extension
4-H Branch
P.O. Box 550
Truro NS
B2N 1KO
http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsaf/4h/ |
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14.15 Curriculum
Materials for Schools |
Adopt-A-Watershed Program
In this program kindergarten students adopt a watershed and follow it as a focal point of their science curriculum through Grade 12. Has developed actual curriculum for each grade.
For more information:
P.O. Box 1850
Hayfork, CA 96041
Phone: (530) 628-5334
Fax: (530) 628-4212
http://www.adopt-a-watershed.org/
The Adopt-A-Stream Foundation
600 - 128th Street SE
Everett, WA 98208
Tom Murdoch, Executive Director, 425-316-8592,
This foundation also has an Adopt-A-Wetland program and publishes an Adopt-A-Stream newsletter
http://www.volunteersolutions.org
http://streamkeeper.org/
Adopt-A-Stream Program Guide
Curriculum material to supplement an Adopt-A-Stream program for Grades 7-12. Available from FEESA (Friends of Environmental Education Society for Alberta,
600, 10707 - 100 Avenue
Edmonton, Alberta
T5J 3M1
P: (780) 421 - 1497
F: (780) 425 - 4506
E: info@insideeducation.ca
http://www.insideeducation.ca/
Teachers should also consult the Canadian Environmental
Education Catalogue for suggested resources on water and
other environmental issues. Available from: English edition
(print or disk) $40 + GST; French edition $15 + GST. To
order, call 1-800- 884-3515 or write The Pembina Institute,
PO Box 7558, Drayton Valley AB, T7A 1S7. e-mail piad@ccinet.ab.ca.
By 1995 a new curriculum supplement called Fish Friends is available for teachers (Grades 4,5,6) from the
Atlantic Salmon Federation,
P.O. 429, St.. Andrews,
New Brunswick E0G 2X0.
Oceans 11
The Nova Scotia Department of Education and Culture in partnership with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) is developing a new grade 11 science credit course entitled
"Oceans 11". This course, which is being developed utilizing expertise, experience and funding from both organizations, will be designed to:
-provide students with a sound scientific oceans background;
-raise awareness of future opportunities in the oceans field;
-recognize the importance of a healthy oceans environment; and
-recognize the important roles of every Canadian in oceans management.
http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/media/backgrou/1998/hq-ac02-59_e.htm
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14.16
First Nations Contacts |
First
Nations Directory
http://www.aboriginalcanada.com/firstnation/dirfnns.htm
Acadia First Nation
RR #4, Box 5914C
Yarmouth, NS
B5A 4A8
Phone: (902) 742-0257
Fax: (902) (902) 742-8854
Language:MicMac;English
Paq'tnkek First Nation
R.R.#1 Afton,
Antigonish County, NS.,
B0H 1A0
Phone: (902) 386-2781
Fax: (902)386-2043
Language: MicMac; English
Annapolis Valley First Nation
P.O. Box 89
Cambridge Station, N. S.
B0P 1G0
Phone:(902) 538-7149
FAX: (902) 538-7734
Language: MicMac; English
Bear River First Nation
P.O. Box 210
Bear River, N.S.
B0S 1B0
Phone: (902) 467-3802; 3803
FAX: (902) 467-4143
Language: MicMac; English
Chapel Island First Nation
Box 538 Chapel Island, NS
B0E 3B0
Phone: (902) 535-3317
Fax: (902) 535-3004
Language: MicMac; English
Eskasoni First Nation
63 Mini Mall Drive,
P.O. Box 7040, Eskasoni NS,
B1W 1A1
Phone: (902) 379-2800
Fax:(902) 379-2172
Language: MicMac; English
Glooscap First Nation
P O Box 449
Hansport, NS
B0P 1P0
Phone: (902) 684-9788
Fax: (902) 684-9890
Language: MicMac; English |
Membertou
First Nation
111 Membertou St.,
Sydney, NS.
B1S 2M9
Phone:(902) 564-6466;
Fax: (902) 539-6645
E-Mail:info@membertou.ca
Language: MicMac, English
Millbrook First Nation
PO Box 634,
Truro, NS
B2N 5E5
Phone: (902) 895-4365
Fax: (902) 893-4785
Language: MicMac; English
Pictou Landing First Nation
Site 6, Box 55,
RR #2, Trenton, NS
B0K 1X0
Phone: (902) 752-4912
Fax: (902) 755-4715
Language: MicMac; English
Shubenacadie First Nation
522 Church St
Micmac Post Office, Hants CO, NS
B0N 2H0
Phone: (902) 758-2049
Fax: (902) 758-2017
Language: MicMac; English
Wagmatcook First Nation
P O Box 237
Baddeck, NS
B0E 1B0
Phone: (902) 295-2598
Fax: (902) 2295-3398
Language: MicMac; English
Waycobah First Nation
P O Box 149
Whycocomagh, NS
B0E 3M0
Phone: (902) 756-2337
Fax: (902) 756-3242
Language: MicMac; English
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