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Southwest biosphere marks milestone

The southwest Nova Scotia biosphere hit a major mark last year, celebrating its 10th anniversary. However some people don’t even know they are living in the biosphere. That’s something Lisa Kamperman, manager of Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve Association is hoping to change. 

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The Southwest Biosphere will soon have a new sign at the entrance of the Queens/Lunenburg border. The goal is to help promote the UNESCO designation to people entering the reserve.

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John Cavalluzzi
- June 24, 2010
- 14 h 21

I took the CAT last year to visit our cabin in Summerville. It was very expensive, overbooked on the return, and in general was not a very good...

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