Nature Nova Scotia holding AGM weekend in Barrington May 30 to June 1

Nature Nova Scotia is a provincial non-profit group that speaks and acts for the naturalist community on the provincial and national level. Members include individuals and naturalist clubs from all parts of Nova

Scotia.

The federation is accessing local experts on birds, plants, rocks, and other natural wonders for the event. Local residents are welcome to attend:

On Friday, May 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. there will be a Meet & Greet at the Visitor Information Centre in Barrington with drinks, snacks, and a talk from Dr. Sherman Boates, who will discuss the "biodiversity treasures of southwest Nova Scotia". Participants can also sign up for a number of field trips on Saturday and Sunday in Clyde River, CSI, Barrington and Pubnico areas.

On Friday night, the group will look for owls along the Wireless Hill Road. If skies are clear, they’ll do a little stargazing with

astronomer, and NNS president, Larry Bogan.

Saturday, May 31, 8 a.m.: Field trips (half-day and all-day) leave from the Visitor Information Centre.

Sunday, June 1, 9 a.m.: Annual General Meeting and breakfast at the Barrington Municipal Recreation Centre on Sherose Island. All are welcome. Visitors can join Nature Nova Scotia and participate in the meeting.

Following the meeting will be more field trips for those interested.

Visit the Nature Nova Scotia website: naturens.ca for more information on the schedule, field trips, and special guests. Follow the link to AGM 2008. For more information contact: joancz@ns.sympatico.ca or 902 678-0446.

Registration required for Friday and Sunday events.