Coastal Action initiated the Atlantic Whitefish Recovery Project (AWRP) in April 2004. This project started with a focus on raising public awareness of this globally endangered fish species, as well as attempting to build a strong stewardship foundation in Lunenburg County. Read about Coastal Action’s current efforts to protect the endangered species against invasive species and raise awareness in the 2015 AWRP Field Report.
Atlantic Whitefish Recovery Project Field Report 2015

The second issue of the Bluenose Coastal Action Foundation quarterly newsletter, the Coastal Chronicle, has just been released!
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Covered in the spring 2016 issue: Small Change Fund for Generations Active Park, March Break at White Point, Shoreline Views Photography and Adaptation Workshop, Eel dissections and a volunteer profile!

Coastal Chronicle – Issue 2 Spring 2016

Coastal Action, in partnership with the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg and Warburton Communications, will be hosting 4 public information sessions on the issue of Straight Pipes in the LaHave River Estuary.
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There are approximately 600 homes, with illegal Straight Pipes, still dumping roughly 600,000 L of untreated sewage into the estuary every single day. Join us at an information session to learn more about this serious environmental problem and what can be done to solve it.