In the fall of 2006, the Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal (NSTIR) began the process of restoring tidal flow and fish passage to a tidally restricted component of the Lawrencetown Lake tidal lake and salt marsh system. The site was approved as a fish habitat compensation (restoration) project in 2006. The installation of a more appropriately sized and placed culvert in the trail bed that separates the study site from the broader Lawrencetown Lake tidal system in 2007 resulted in the restoration of a more natural hydrological regime to the restoration site. Restoration activity: culvert replacement to restore tidal flushing. ~14,000 square meters restored. The site is located along NS Route 207 (Marine Drive) in Lawrencetown (Halifax County).
| Date Established: 2007 | Status: Active | Bank Size: 1.5000 hectares |
| Country: Canada | State/Province: Nova Scotia | Other Location: Halifax County |
| Species/Habitat types:
fish habitat (salt marsh) |
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| Program in which the bank operates: No Associated Program | ||
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| Data Source: http://www.gov.ns.ca/tran/enviroservices/enviroSaltMarsh.asp |
Last Updated: September 23, 2010 | |