Description
Wildlife conservation organization based in Kings Co., NS. Kings County Wildlife Association (KCWA) is a wildlife conservation organization based in Kings County, Nova Scotia. KCWA was established in 1926 and has been active since that time. The Association has been involved in efforts to enhance wildlife resources and their habitat through projects and programs aimed at protecting, conserving, and enhancing wildlife populations. KCWA been involved in air quality, forestry, environmental & wildlife issues as well as stream rehabilitation, water temperature monitoring, water quality testing, and salmon, trout & bass enhancement projects, and many other beneficial projects.
We welcome new members & new ideas, and are interested in encouraging youths to become involved and take an interest in outdoor activities and environmental issues.
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Good news for the wood turtle!
New rules for ATVs come into effect on July 1
The Old Farmers Almanac
Lisa
Timeline Photos
Congratulations to Ross MacPherson, winner of this years Black Hat Award for his work with our Fish Friends program. Ross has put a substantial amount of time and effort into managing and expanding this program. Thank you very much Ross for everything you have done and continue to do to ensure that kids in the participating schools are able to see their trout hatch and grow and then get to release them into local streams and brooks.
The Nova Scotia Federation of Anglers and Hunters
Photos from Kings County Wildlife Association - Nova Scotia's post
Perry Munro
A heart for forestry: Downey Thompson rumoured to have “sap in his veins” - Enfield Weekly Press
Federation of Nova Scotia Woodland Owners
Protect Nova Scotia's Forests from Industrial Clear Cutting
Federation of Nova Scotia Woodland Owners
May Meeting
Our guest speaker at our May meeting will be Perry Munro talking about his experiences as a fishing guide.
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