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Musquash Estuary Protection Area Expands, Lighthouse Rejuvenated

Leah Alexander and Adam Wilkins of Explore Lorneville stand in front of the newly-rejuvenated Musquash Head Lighthouse. It’s a big day for New Brunswickers who want to take advantage of the coastal trails along the Bay of Fundy. On Tuesday, the Nature Conservancy of Canada announced the acquisition of three new parcels of land, totaling 275 acres, for protection along the Bay of Fundy and the revitalization of the Musquash Head Lighthouse in partnership with Explore Lorneville. Explore Lorneville also announced the opening of the “Lorneville Link” trail system Tuesday. The 20-kilometer pathway ties the Split Rock Trail to the Prince of Wales community, and connects Black Beach to the Five Fathom Hole trails.

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Nature Conservancy of Canada expands protected spaces at Musquash Estuary

Nature Conservancy of Canada expands protected spaces at Musquash Estuary Tim Roszell © Tim Roszell/Global News Nature Conservancy of Canada announced the addition of more than 100 hectares to its protected land near Musquash Estuary, while assisting a community group in repairing a lighthouse on a trail system west of Saint John, N.B. The Nature Conservancy of Canada has announced the addition of three new protected sites in New Brunswick, along the Bay of Fundy near Musquash Estuary. One of the three sites west of Saint John involves 37 hectares (92 acres) at Musquash Head. NCC partnered with non-profit community group Explore Lorneville Inc. to raise money for repairs and upgrades to a 70-year-old, fully-functional lighthouse. As part of the transaction, the community group will keep some of the land around the lighthouse with the remainder going to the NCC.

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