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Re: Exotic plants could be harming N.B. ecosystem: expert

Deborah MacMichael — Fri, 18 May 2012 07:42:15 -0000

Help!!! My name is Deborah MacMichael and I live on the Shediac River close to the Hwy 11 Bridge. Myself as well as a couple of neighbors have Canada Geese and their young that come up to feed on our lawns. This is to be expected since we are in an isolated area within their natural habitat. One of the neighbors sees fit to constantly chase, harass, throw rocks and sticks , yell and scream at them as well as swing sticks and brooms at the geese. Doing this even if they are on the shore or on the sandbank when the tide is out. ( which is in the middle of the river ). There can be 150 seagulls on his lawn and he won't chase them, however is obsessed about the Canada Geese. Goes so far as to chase and scare them away while on my land. I have asked him to leave them alone all to no avail. I thought they were protected birds. Is there nothing that can be done to stop him??? Thank you for any help you may offer.

Re: Tom Lask and Good Food Farm

Jcfarm — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 15:51:21 -0000

Way to go Tom. JC Pearsonville

Re: Unplugging Canada's worst river

R. Turgano — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:26:35 -0000

Thanks to Mark for letting us know our link to the Maclean's article was broken.
Here is a related web site from the Government of Canada and New Brunswick: http://www.petitcodiac.com
(This website is designed to complement the EIA study. It is a tool to enable all interested parties to be kept up to date and informed on the background, the process, the status of the study and any scheduled consultation initiatives, such as public Open Houses and information sessions. It is intended to provide accurate and reliable information. Objectivity, information, and access are the key goals of this website.)

Re: Fish tales send scientists to New Brunswick

w. mccarthy — Sat, 24 Feb 2007 12:49:53 -0000

Is this topic still current? because i have witnessed thousands of stipe bass spawning in northern new brunswick in the early 50's

Re: Moose hunt begins

rosetta klewn — Sat, 25 Nov 2006 07:59:09 -0000

is there a quota for moose hunting in 2006?
On the news CP24 Toronto>
hotspots>
Fencing to keep moose "safe" or was that intended to mean keep moose "in" for slaughter!