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Shubenacadie River headwaters

August 22, 2007                

The Shubenacadie song (i.e., the Stonemason's song), and the history of the Stonemason's song; and

Lifelike murals at the heavily travelled MicMac Parclo in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada

Acknowledgements

Contents:

• Water quality, and general overview!

• Our submissions to the Plan Review Process: The Shubenacadie Lakes, and the Hammonds Plains/Upper Sackville/Beaverbank plan areas

• Miscellaneous concerns and news items of the public!
• News items relating to us, the Soil & Water Conservation Society of Metro Halifax (SWCSMH)

• Lake Charles, Dartmouth
• Cranberry Lake, Dartmouth
• Fenerty Lake, Beaverbank
• First Lake, Lower Sackville
• Fish Lake, Oakfield
• Lake Fletcher, Fall River
• Shubenacadie Grand Lake, Wellington
• Kinsac Lake, Beaverbank and Windsor Junction
• Loon Lake, Westphal
• Miller Lake, Fall River
• Powder Mill Lake, Waverley
• Rocky Lake, Waverley
• Second Lake, Sackville & Windsor Junction
• Soldier Lake, Fall River
• Springfield Lake, Middle Sackville
• Third Lake, Windsor Junction
• Lake Thomas, Fall River
• Lake William, Waverley

• Sullivan's Pond watershed, Dartmouth

Water Quality

Select scientific modelling and chemical/biological limnology are part of our miscellaneous archives!

The flow chart of the Shubenacadie River headwaters; the Nova Scotia lake hypolimnion project; the paleolimnology of lakes in the HRM; HRM's receiving water baseline sampling program for fecal coliforms

Miscellaneous concerns and news items of the public!

• Also see concerns re Micmac Lake

• New plan no option for Shubie backers; January 08, 2005
• Shubie fans take up pen for park; January 04, 2005  
• Shubie Park must be preserved, councillor says; December 04, 2004

News items relating to us, the Soil & Water Conservation Society of Metro Halifax

• Select public invitations
• Invaluable landlocked salmon habitat; November 19, 1991
• "Just call them `the Shubenacadie Volunteers'" - a flattering article on us in On The Rise, a quarterly publication of the Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF); Spring 1993
• "Water management group looking for volunteers", January 1995

  
  
  

Acknowledgements

The two jpeg scans of the Beaverbank River were extracted by biologist, Peter Shacklock, from a Tv show we had produced on the "Shubenacadie Waterway- life and time" during year-1995.

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