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T
he 2010 Annual General Meeting in Square Lake, Alma
attracted Nature Trust members, local residents and the
members of the Parish of Sackville to hear about the Nature
Trust’s recent projects and to participate in the celebration
ceremony for the Grindstone Island Conservation Easement.
Reverend Kevin Stockall, Parish of Sackville, Dr. Robert
Summerby-Murray, Dean of Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
in Dalhousie University and Don Dennison, President of the
Nature Trust of New Brunswick announced this exciting news.
2009/10
We are proud to announce that the Nature Trust has
promoted multiple stewards for each of our nature preserves.
Our volunteers and stewards are a valuable resource for our
organization. We welcome new stewards for Arthur Kyle
(Jessica Orlofske and Chris Tyrell), Blueberry Hill (Friends of
Blueberry Hill under the leadership of Carol Ann Boudreau,
Mike Bonga, Rob Wilson, Maureen Toner and Susan West),
Manawagonish Island (Walter Emrich), Navy Island (Todd
Watts), and Boars Head (Anne Bardou and David Clark). If
you would like to join a group of stewards please let us know.
pRopeRty Committee RepoRt
Renata Woodward, NTNB Executive Director pointed out
the biggest successes of the year which included the completion of the Navy Island and Grindstone Island Conservation
Easements, extension of the Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve
and establishment of the Boars Head and Blueberry Hill Nature
Preserves.
During past year, many activities took place on the properties
managed by the Nature Trust
• Public meetings concerning newly established/future
properties
• Guided nature hikes (birding, frog, or plant walks)
• Multiple clean-ups
• Stewardship training
• Trails maintenance, marking, and signing on 10 preserves
Annual Charlotte Isles Clean-Up in Caughey-Taylor Nature
Preserve with NTNB volunteers and Cooks Aquaculture
support
Photo: Renata Woodward
CoAstAl lAnds CAmpAign Committee RepoRt
Rothesay Netherwood School students spent community day in the
Boars Head Nature Preserve clearing newly designed trails
This year marks the successful completion of the Campaign
for Coastal Lands, the largest campaign that the Nature Trust
has ever undertaken. The campaign was concluded with a
series of events and a final reception, where major donors to
the campaign received plaques. This campaign protects 61
acres on Navy Island in St. Andrews, and 318 acres to added to
the Caughey Taylor Nature Preserve in Bocabec. A campaign
promotion: “St. Andrews Architecture 1607-1966” is available
for sale. Please contact the office if you would like to purchase
a copy. All future donations towards the Campaign for Coastal
Lands will go towards our stewardship fund to ensure positive
management of these beautiful coastal lands.
Photo: RNS
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corporation dedicated to the protection of natural areas of special scientific, educational or aesthetic value. Office: 404 Queen St. 3rd floor Mailing:
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Nature Trust Board
of Trustees
2009-2010
Honourary Patron
The Honourable
Graydon Nicholas
Honourary
Directors
Jessie Davies
Robert Stewart
Past President
Ken Hirtle
President
Treasurer’s Report
Nature Trust Treasurer, Bill Anderson, presented financial statements for the Fiscal Year ending April
30, 2010. Bill Anderson reported a deficit in the general account, an increase in stewardship and coastal
accounts, and no change in the endowment account.
The following table presents a summary of the financial results for 2009 compared to 2010. Overall, the
NTNB ran substantial surplus of $146,942 for the year ending April 30, 2010 as compared to an overall
deficit of $1,940 for the previous year ending April 30, 2009. The Campaign for Coastal Lands ran sufficient
surplus, repaid borrowed funds and secured funds that will be transferred to stewardship fund once the
project closes.
Don Dennison
Revenue
Vice-President
& Treasurer
William Anderson
Secretary
Dorothy Diamond
Directors
Steven Christie
Dr. Brad Walters
Stuart Blair
Dr. Rick Cunjak
Cassie Stanley
Carmel Teasdale
Stuart Blair
Herbert Morell
Vince Zelazny
Trustees Emeritus
Hayward Aiton
Bill Ayer
Susan Belfry
Lynn MacKinnon
Don Vail
Dr. Michael Dillon
Julian Walker
Jane Tims
Surplus/(Deficit)
2010
(9,408)
Surplus/(Deficit)
2009
(3,473)
General Operations
614,046
623,454
Coastal Campaign
338,196
194,572
143,624
3,411
Stewardship
12,932
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12,924
(128)
Endowment
3,216
3,414
(198)
(1,750)
$968,390
$821,448
$146,942
$(1,940)
Total
The complete set of the reviewed financial statements is available on the Nature Trust's website:
www.naturetrust.nb.ca.
Capacity Building
Don Dennison and Renata Woodward reported
on progress in strengthening organizational
capacity through funding, partnerships and
donations. The Trust has been working on a
species at risk related project including outreach
and education. Most projects are geared towards
owners of land containing species at risk, conservation planning, and Conserved habitat group
leadership through the New Brunswick Forest
Collaborative.
Staff Members
Executive Director
Renata Woodward
Project Coordinator
Margo Sheppard
Financial Director
Karen Fearneley
OUR LANGUAGE
POLICY
WE PUBLISH ITEMS
IN EITHER FRENCH
OR ENGLISH, BUT WE
DO NOT ROUTINELY
UNDERTAKE
TRANSLATION.
Nominating Committee
NOTRE POLITIQUE
LINQUISTIQUE
NOUS PUBLIONS
DES ARTICLES EN
FRANÇAIS OU EN
ANGLAIS, MAIS
NOUS N’AVONS PAS
LA POSSIBILITÉ
DE LES TRADUIRE,
SAUF EN DES CAS
EXCEPTIONNELS.
A nnual R eport Expenditure
Great Horned Owl
Photo: Brigitte Noel
The past president, Ken Hirtle presented a list
of current Board Members (Trustees) willing to
stand for 2010-11. Dr. Brad Walters who has been
serving on the Board for 6 years came to completion this year. Dr. Richard Cunjak, Cassie Lewis
Stanley, Carmel Teasdale, and John St. Pierre
are resigning after completing their terms on the
board. The Trust is very grateful to Brad, Cassie,
Carmel, John and Richard for their support and
hard work for the Nature Trust. Wayne Burley
of Fredericton, Cindy Breau of Mactaquac,
Eric Hadley of Mount Hope, and Gary Stairs of
Fredericton are NTNB's newest elected NTNB
Board members.
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Stewards’ reports
S
tewards and staff alike have had a busy year with stewardship of all existing and newly acquired nature preserves.
Although some of our preserves are facing new challenges
with motorized vehicle use, we are also proud to see some
of our most cherished preserves flourishing, and our newly
acquired properties being warmly welcomed.
Jessica Orlofske and Chris Tyrell have taken over stewardship of our Arthur Kyle Nature Preserve. Along with the
regular tasks of stewardship they have volunteered to develop an
outreach project for the Cobblestone Tiger Beetle, a Species-atRisk which inhabit the Island. After multiple visits to the Island,
they have reported loss of some trees
due to significant ice damage.
T he Tow n of Woodstock has
re-signed a five year Conservation
Agreement for the Beardsley Hill
Nature Preserve with the Nature Trust.
Steward George Peabody has reported
no changes on the preserve over the
past year.
In June, intern Jessica McKeil
visited Beldings Reef Nature Preserve
to cut back a small portion of the trail
and place a hiking sign at its head.
David Norman, our steward who frequently visits the preserve,
reported that the property is rarely used by visitors.
The Nature Trust is proud to announce the Blueberry
Hill Nature Preserve to our members as one of our newest
conservation areas. The local community and the Friends of
Blueberry Hill have moved to their new position of becoming
stewards. They held numerous events and fundraisers to raise
stewardship funds, and to fund the removal of culverts from
Henderson Brook. Special thanks to the community members,
funders, and Ducks Unlimited Canada for their help with this
complex project.
Boars Head Nature Preserve is now stewarded by Anne
Bardou and David Clark and they are working on a bird and
plant survey for the management plan which is in development.
Ben and Renata Woodward have begun laying out and clearing
a trail system on the preserve which takes visitors down to
the scenic shoreline of the Saint John River. Special thanks to
Rothesay Netherwood School for spending a day on the Preserve
clearing trails.
Jessica McKeil with the group of Forestry students visited
Cape Enrage Nature Preserve, installed an interpretive sign on
the cobblestone beach, which is a very popular destination for
tourists during the summer months, and cleaned up the beach
of washed up debris.
The Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve has seen a lot of
changes this year; it has nearly doubled in size thanks to the
completion of the Campaign for Coastal Lands. There have been
new signs installed along the highway and a new trail around
Taggarts Marsh is in development.
A nnual R eport
Stewards Wayne and Susan Eddy have reported many visitors
this year and participated in the Charlotte Isles clean-up which
took place on this preserve. Many thanks go out to Cooke Aquaculture for their assistance with the excessive garbage removal.
The current land use of Clark Gregory/Chocolate Cove is for
wildlife preservation and recreational activities. Steward Betsy
Dunken reported that there are some dangerous trees present on
this property and visitors are cautioned to proceed at their own risk.
Dick’s Island does not seem to be frequently used by humans.
The number of cormorant nests was considerably lower this year.
Steward Alison Hughes recommended having a scientific observer
to visit the Island in the near future.
Stewards Cecilia Brooks and Jamie Idol visited the George
M. Stirrett Nature Preserve in June to survey for the absence
or presence of the Furbish’s Lousewort.
They reported two rough clusters, one with
a dozen and the other with around fifty
of these threatened plants. Mike Dillon,
Trustee, has finished our management plan
for this preserve.
The Nature Trust would like to thank
the Parish of Sackville for their hard work
towards the establishment of the Grindstone
Island Conservation Easement. This
newest Nature Preserve is focused on protecting another Peregrine falcon site. The
Trust, along with the Parish, will be working
towards stewardship and environmental education programs in the
near future.
This year has been eventful for Hyla Park Nature Preserve
in Fredericton with a number of Frog Walks. Don Vail, steward,
and Greg Jongsma, volunteer, have been keeping busy with all
of the interest in this preserve and its wetland creatures. Special
thanks go to our volunteer Dr. Warren Coleman, who wrote the
management plan for this property.
Flooding on James C. Yerxa Preserve was less drastic in
comparison to previous years reported by stewards Sam and Tom
Beckley. In addition, signs of raccoons were observed.
Minister’s Face and Rayworth Beach Nature Preserves on
Long Island were visited by the Rothesay Netherwood School
Environmental Club and the Children’s Wish Foundation
members. The Environmental Club has cleared trails on Minister’s
Face, while the Children’s Foundation members cleaned Rayworth
Beach after substantial vandalism occurred on it this summer.
Steward Morton Linton and intern Jessica McKeil inspected
the MacNichol/Orser Conservation Easement and Clark’s Point
Nature Preserve. It was noticed that the Kings Brook Lake is
slowly transforming into an extensive wetland habitat.
Walter Emrich has come onboard this year as Manawagonish
Island Nature Preserve’s new steward. He has been compiling
a bird and botanical survey and observed that nearly all of our
platforms are being used by nesting birds including five or six pairs
of nesting Great-Blue herons.
Renata and Ben Woodward visited the Meredith Houseworth
Memorial Seashore this spring and collected many bags of garbage.
They also inspected the neighboring conservation easement.
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Stewards’ reports
New River Island’s (part of Stewart Family Nature
Preserves) steward, Winston Mott has kayaked out to the
preserve and was able to report there was no change from
previous years.
Navy Island Nature Preserve has been inspected by
Todd Watts and Ben Woodward. We will be working
towards the establishment of a stewardship group for this
Island; they will be taking initiative in the building of trails.
Navy Island Conservation Easement donated by John
Williamson extended the Nature Preserve to 61 acres.
Pagan Point Nature Preserve is a recreational park in
which tourism is more frequent during the summer. Jessie
and Huw Davies, steward, reported it is one of St. Andrews
greatest attractions.
Pickerel Pond Nature Preserve has had no changes since
last year according to steward, Chris Antle.
Saints Rest Marsh Nature Preserve continues to be
used by migratory and resident birds, and it appears to be
in excellent health. The September 2010 water levels in the
marsh ponds were higher than usual due to recent high tides
that completely flooded the area.
Staff and volunteers visited Thompson Marsh Nature
Preserve this year to clean debris and begin the partial
restoration of the small cemetery which exists along the
preserve coast of the Bay of Fundy. The cemetery fence
needs to be fixed next year.
A nnual R eport
Stewards Ida and David MacPherson have reported significant ATV activity on the Sea Dog Cove Nature Preserve.
During the NTNB volunteer work day in June, major ATV
damage was discovered. Volunteers and staff placed no hunting
and no motorized vehicle signs along the boundaries and trails
and posted signs in areas with dangerous cliffs. They have
also contacted the Off-Road Vehicle Enforcement Unit with
our concerns. Hopefully these measures will help protect the
hundreds of Lady Slippers which have been discovered by David
and Ida.
The Thomas B. Munro Memorial Shoreline was visited by
Ben and Renata Woodward, who cleared the trails and posted
signs in areas with dangerous cliffs.
Von Ziegesar Conservation Easement was inspected by
Jessica McKeil, who reported no significant changes to the
property.
L’Etange Islands and Western Isles (part of Stewart Family
Nature Preserves) and Shea Lake Nature Preserve were not
visited this year.
We would like to thank our stewards and volunteers for their
great work this year!
We would also like to thank Wildlife Trust Fund,
Environmental Trust Fund, Environment Canada’s Habitat
Stewardship Program, Crane Mountain Enhancement Fund,
Greater Saint John Community Foundation, and Evergreen
Wal-Mart for their generous contribution towards stewardship
and management of our beautiful nature preserves.
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list oF donoRs 2009/10
DONORS OF LAND
SHEILA AND OWEN WASHBURN
NB SUPPLIES AND SERVICES
WORKSAFE NEW BRUNSWICK
DONORS OF CONSERVATION
EASEMENTS
MESSRS. JOHN G., JOHN L. AND ROBERT G.
WILLIAMSON
PARISH OF SACKVILLE
LIFE MEMBERS
DR. STEPHEN CLAYDEN
MS. BARBARA CLAYDEN
DR. GERRY CLAYDEN
MS. LETA CLAYDEN
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
ATLANTIC MARICULTURE LTD.
CHIPMAN GARDEN CLUB
CRANE MOUNTAIN ENHANCEMENT INC.
DAVWILL LTD.
DILLON CONSULTING
EJLB FOUNDATION
ENVIRONMENT CANADA - GREEN HORIZONS
ENVIRONMENT CANADA-HABITAT STEWARDSHIP
PROGRAM
FUNDY REGION SOLID WASTE COMMISSION
GREATER SAINT JOHN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
HAMPTON AREA ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP
HRDC CANADA
LOWER ST. JOHN RIVER PROMOTION
ASSOCIATION
M. A. STEVENS INC.
NATECH ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
NB ENVIRONMENTAL TRUST FUND
NB DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
NB WILDLIFE TRUST FUND
NORCROSS WILDLIFE FOUNDATION
NORTHAMPTON BREWING COMPANY
RBC DOMINION SECURITIES
REMSOFT, INC.
UNITED WAY
UNILEVER CANADA
UNIVERSITY DE MONCTON- EDMUNDSTON
YMCA CANADA
WALLMART-EVERGREEN GREEN GRANT
WILSON INSURANCE
BeneFACtoRs ($500 +)
MR. BILL ANDERSON
MS. SARAH COLWELL
MR. WALTER EMRICH
DR. JOHN & MS. ELIZABETH MCCULLOCH
MS. CHRISTIE MELANSON
MRS. ANDRYA SCHULTE
MR. BOB STEWART
DR. D. MURRAY AND DR. C. MARY YOUNG
donoRs ($250 - $499)
MR. HAYWARD AITON
DR. ANDREA.D. GARLAND
MR. PHILIP GOSLING
MRS. MARTHA HARRISON
MR. KEN AND MRS. LINDA HIRTLE
MRS. HOPE HUNTER
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DR. MICHAEL AND MRS. RUTH MILLER
DR. LEIGH SMITH
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MS. ANNE BRAYLEY
MR. DAVID AND MS. PEGGY CASE
MR. ROLAND CHIASSON
MS. ANITA CANNON
DR. WARREN COLEMAN
MR. JACK CONNELL
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