Earth day is fast approaching! You won't want to miss this free guided walk with Tide Rollers & Mudlarkers and Dr. John Calder where you will learn all about the ancient geology that defines the beach leading to incredible Clarke Head geosite!
Earth Day 2024 Free Guided Hike
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Please mark your calendars! You do not have to be a geologist to be amazed by the coastal cliffs and sea stacks at Clarke Head. The cliffs in places are contorted into improbable shapes like someth...
Artists announced for the 2024 Parrsboro International Plein Air Festival taking place here in the Geopark June 19-23.
PIPAF 2024 Artists Announced — Parrsboro Creative
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Celebrating Art and Nature: Parrsboro, Nova Scotia Hosts 8th Annual International Plein Air Festival Parrsboro, Nova Scotia - April 15, 2024 - The picturesque town of Parrsboro, nestled along the stun...
Indigenous Tourism Reconciliation Workshop coming up on April 18th (deadline to register is April 15). See complete details below.Indigenous Tourism Reconciliation Workshop - April 18th.![]()
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Indigenous tourism can play a vital role in educating and sharing authentic Mi’kmaw culture, build economic opportunities and develop meaningful partnerships.![]()
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During this session, presented by TIANS/NSTHRC, participants will be introduced to the concept of reconciliation in action as it relates to the tourism sector and how using a "Two Eyed Seeing" Approach can create better understanding between people and support a more competitive tourism industry for the future.![]()
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Facilitator: Robert Bernard, President and CEO of Indigenous Guide Consulting Services![]()
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Date: Thursday, April 18th![]()
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Time: 9:00am-1:00pm![]()
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Location: Halifax![]()
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Registration: Please register by April 15 by contacting icentral@tourism.ca
Check out this fun, family-friendly fossil experience offered here in the Geopark this summer by Fundy Geological Museum!
Get involved in a litter clean-up initiative near you and help keep our Geopark clean.Please join us and other members of the community on April 27th for our Debert Garbage Clean up day! Register at (902) 957-1314.
What is a Geopark?
A Geopark is a designation that attracts tourists wishing to explore the connections between geology, local communities, culture, and nature. Geoparks are designed to promote tourism and celebrate a region’s uniqueness, and do not prohibit any land use.