Healthy Lakes and Wetlands For Tomorrow - Species at Risk
Healthy Lakes and Wetlands For Tomorrow - Species at Risk
Healthy Lakes and Wetlands For Tomorrow - Species at Risk
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APPENDIX C: Contact Inform<strong>at</strong>ion<br />
Bl<strong>and</strong>ing’s Turtle<br />
Thread-leaved Sundew<br />
Recovery Team Co-chairs:<br />
BLANDING’S TURTLE<br />
Tom Herman, Acadia University...............................tom.herman@acadiau.ca<br />
Stephen Flemming, Parks Canada......................stephen.flemming@pc.gc.ca<br />
Mark Elderkin, NS DNR, Wildlife Division .........................elderkmf@gov.ns.ca<br />
ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN FLORA<br />
Sherman Bo<strong>at</strong>es, NS DNR, Wildlife Division ........................bo<strong>at</strong>esjs@gov.ns.ca<br />
Samara E<strong>at</strong>on, NS DNR, Wildlife Division......................same<strong>at</strong>on@eastlink.ca<br />
Eastern Ribbonsnake<br />
EASTERN RIBBONSNAKE<br />
Steve Mockford, Acadia University.................stephen.mockford@acadiau.ca<br />
Mark Elderkin, NS DNR, Wildlife Division..........................elderkmf@gov.ns.ca<br />
Stephen Flemming, Parks Canada.....................stephen.flemming@pc.gc.ca<br />
PARKS CANADA: KEJIMKUJIK NATIONAL PARK<br />
If you are interested in becoming involved in species <strong>at</strong> risk volunteer<br />
programs or if you have any questions or comments about this l<strong>and</strong>owner<br />
stewardship guide please contact the <strong>Species</strong> <strong>at</strong> <strong>Risk</strong> Scientist <strong>at</strong> 902-682-2117.<br />
MERSEY TOBEATIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE<br />
9 Mount Merritt Road, Kempt, Queens County<br />
902-682-2371 or 1-866-727-3447...................................info@merseytobe<strong>at</strong>ic.ca<br />
Mersey Tobe<strong>at</strong>ic Research Institute (MTRI) is a research co-oper<strong>at</strong>ive th<strong>at</strong><br />
oper<strong>at</strong>es a field st<strong>at</strong>ion for researchers studying species <strong>at</strong> risk <strong>and</strong> other<br />
topics. The mission of the charity is to promote sustainable use of n<strong>at</strong>ural<br />
resources in southwestern Nova Scotia through research <strong>and</strong> educ<strong>at</strong>ion.<br />
Volunteers help MTRI achieve its mission by helping with fieldwork, planning,<br />
<strong>and</strong> educ<strong>at</strong>ional activities. Membership to MTRI is free <strong>and</strong> is a gre<strong>at</strong> way to<br />
learn about stewardship opportunities.<br />
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES<br />
General Inquiries (Wildlife Division): 902-679-6091<br />
Regional Biologists<br />
A - Peter MacDonald: 902-563-3370.....................................macdonpr@gov.ns.ca<br />
B - John Mills: 902-634-7525......................................................millsjk@gov.ns.ca<br />
C - Kimberly George: 902-893-5630........................................georgeka@gov.ns.ca<br />
D - Doug R. Archibald: 902-893-6353.......................................archibdr@gov.ns.ca<br />
E - Mark Pulsifer: 902-863-7523............................................pulsifmd@gov.ns.ca<br />
F - Don Anderson: 902-295-3949..........................................<strong>and</strong>ersdg@gov.ns.ca<br />
G - Terry Power: 902-563-3370................................................powertd@gov.ns.ca<br />
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