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Public session Thursday on project aiming to conserve 100 hectares of coastal land in Sikniktuk » CHMA
The Sikniktuk Climate Adaptation Project is coming to the Tantramar Civic Centre this Thursday evening for a public outreach session to explain the project, which aims to put 100 hectares of coastal land under conservation trust. Environmental Consultant Lyle Vicaire was in Sackville on Tuesday night to tell Tantramar councillors about the event, and CHMA caught up with him after his presentation. Vicaire says the project is a land conservation …
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