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NSW Surfers applaud Minister s decision for Reflections to be relieved of their Trust role

Killalea National Surfing Reserve NSW Surfers applaud Minister’s decision for Reflections to be relieved of their “Trust” role at Killalea State Park and National Surfing Reserve. Less than a week after a World Record Paddle Out by south coast surfers protesting a proposed development at an important National Surfing Reserve, senior NSW cabinet Minister and Kiama MP Gareth Ward has responded in favour of the mass outcry to finally ‘Save the Farm’. Mr Ward admitted the ‘consultation process was abysmal’ in a statement on Thursday saying ‘The Farm’ at Killalea State Park must be now handed over to NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service to protect it in perpetuity.

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Progress report on N S s effort to shift to ecological forestry expected in June

Posted: Apr 14, 2021 11:31 AM AT | Last Updated: April 14 Bill Lahey will release a report in June on the government s progress implementing recommendations from his 2018 review of forestry practices.(Michael Gorman/CBC) The man who authored the report outlining how Nova Scotia can move to a more sustainable approach to forestry is scheduled to release an update on the government s progress in June. Lands and Forestry Minister Chuck Porter said during budget debate on Tuesday at the legislature that University of King s College president Bill Lahey will provide an update to his department this month and have a finalized review complete for public release about two months later.

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No answers to how key land model will work in N S as frustration grows over delays

Posted: Mar 17, 2021 4:01 PM AT | Last Updated: March 17 The Nova Scotia government continues to work on bringing in recommendations from the Lahey review, which was delivered in August 2018.(Michael Gorman/CBC) There is still no word on how Nova Scotia plans to implement a key recommendation from the Lahey report that would see Crown land designated into zones, as advocates express frustration over a lack of answers and action from the government. Nova Scotia Premier Iain Rankin has said the province is working to expedite implementation of the forestry report s recommendations, an effort that included the introduction of two pieces of legislation last week.

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Nova Scotia tables revised biodiversity bill, modifications to Crown Lands Act

Nova Scotia has tabled a long-awaited biodiversity bill that would give the government more power to address threats to the province s ecosystems.

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