In order to compensate for unavoidable alteration to several wetlands from planned twinning of Highway 101, Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal’s (NSTIR) developed a compensation (restoration) of three fallow dykeland sites along the St. Croix River (St. Croix River High Salt Marsh and Floodplain Wetland Restoration Project, or St. Croix Restoration Project), as required by the Nova Scotia Department of Environment (NSE) for the alteration of a wetland (NSEL 2006). Restoration activity: breaching an agricultural dyke
| Date Established: 2007 | Status: Active | Bank Size: 10.0000 hectares |
| Country: Canada | State/Province: Nova Scotia | Other Location: West Hants 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 | |