Wave Goodbye to Summer — A striking photo of a humpback whale tail marks the transition from the busy summer season to the quieter rhythms of autumn along Long Island, Brier Island, and the Bay of Fundy.
Protecting the Big Meadow Bog — Work begins on preserving the rare Big Meadow Bog boardwalk near Westport, as environmental groups and community partners collaborate to protect this unique Nova Scotia ecosystem while improving public access.
Gallery 217 Opening Draws a Crowd — The new Gallery 217 in Freeport celebrates a packed opening night featuring local art, music, and refreshments, quickly establishing itself as a vibrant new cultural hub for the Islands.
Rare Wildlife Visitors Near Brier Island — Bird watchers spot an unusual Nazca booby in Grand Passage, while warming waters bring other rare ocean visitors to the Bay of Fundy, including sightings of the massive ocean sunfish.
Exploring Local Nature: The Eastern Smooth Green Snake — A natural history feature introduces readers to the shy Eastern Smooth Green Snake and explains its role in controlling insects in Maritime ecosystems.
Community News from Long Island, Brier Island, and Digby Neck — The issue also includes updates on the Big Meadow Bog Run/Walk, the Lighthouse Run fundraiser, the Breaking Waves Festival, and community events and gatherings across Freeport, Tiverton, and Westport.
