Nature Conservancy – Tree Planting

The Nature Conservancy of Canada will plant 2500  trees on Saturday, June 17 as part of a forest restoration and wildlife habitat enhancement project.  NCC staff and volunteers, along with Canadian Forest International, will be planting native tree species near the New Brunswick-Nova Scotia border, in an old agricultural field that was donated to the land trust. The goal of the project is to help restore the Acadian forest, , and to encourage wildlife, especially moose, to migrate from New Brunswick to Nova Scotia.

The Nature Conservancy needs 10-12 more volunteers for this 3-hour tree planting project. To volunteer go to conservationvolunteers.ca or call

1-877-231-4400.