Fall 2025 Newsletter Released

Our fall newsletter, titled "Restoration in the Biosphere", highlights some of the restoration projects being done in Kespukwitk by Biosphere staff as well as our partners.

Many of these projects are get-your-hands dirty projects where we did the physical restoration work with partners and volunteers. The Biosphere is not merely a designation with road signage. We work towards protecting our natural world through actively collaborating with volunteers and partners.

Our detailed newsletter details the many projects and activities completed through the summer of 2025, and ongoing in the fall of 2025.

Download: Southwest Nova Biosphere Fall 2025 Newsletter (PDF)

Download the Fall 2025 Newsletter

Newsletter Photo Highlights

Planting Trees for the Acadian Forest Restoration

Restoring Hemlock Forests in Kejimkujik

Before removal of invasive species: Himalayan Blackberry in Yarmouth

After removal of invasive species: Himalayan Blackberry in Yarmouth

Building Big Meadow Bog Boardwalk

Removing Rosa multiflora in Nictaux

Silviculture and tree planting in Keji area

Planting trees and shrubs on Brazil Lake shore

Identifying invasive species himalayan blackberry