Just finished this update. Great for your wall in the office, camp, or home and as a handout for school. Trout and Char of the North Atlantic By Art MacKay in FISH & FISHING 2 pages, published 3/11/2017 This infographic depicts the key trout and char that occur along North America’s North Atlantic coastal area. Continue reading INFOGRAPHIC: Trout & Char of the North Atlantic.
In 1792, the whaling ship Asia was making its way through the Desolation Islands, in the Indian Ocean, when the crew decided to stop for lunch. Apparently the meal was a great success: “At 1 PM Sent our Boat on Shore … Continue reading LOOKING BACK – What’s A Woggin? A Bird, a Word, and a Linguistic Mystery
The Glooscap legends Illustrated with new enhanced images By Art MacKay in Native American 32 pages, published 2/18/2017 Glooscap or Glooskap is featured in legends and stories from New England to Newfoundland and Labrador. In fact, recent writers have speculated … Continue reading Glooscap Legends Illustrated – printed or digital
. Only one small herd has managed to survive in the Mount Albert area of the Gaspésian Park on the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula. Although these animals are presently protected it may not be long before they also disappear. … Continue reading EXTINCTION – Once occupying the East Coast from New England north to Gaspe, the Woodland Caribou is now all but gone. Will Deer be next?
Exploring a Newfoundland wreck with Margie Goldsmith. Continue reading EXPLORE: Diving Newfoundland’s World War II shipwrecks
Whale Alert – Reducing Ship Strikes – WorldwideWhale Alert helps reduce the chance of fatal ship strikes by large vessels by displaying active whale management areas, required reporting areas, recommended routes, areas-to-be-avoided and near real-time warnings in shipping lanes along … Continue reading WHALES: Reducing Ship Strikes Worldwide with Whale Alert App
This historical research led to the establishment of the sea urchin roe industry in the Bay of Fundy and along the Atlantic coast. Many of the cautions were not observed and culturing methods that were worked out back then are … Continue reading FISHERIES HISTORY – The Study that led to the sea urchin roe industry in the Bay of Fundy and beyond.
Red Bay, Labrador: Canada’s newest UNESCO World Heritage Site story and photography by Keith and Heather Nicol, Saltscapes Magazine Atlantic Canada’s other UNESCO World Heritage sites Red Bay, Labrador joins the famous pyramids of Egypt and Australia’s Great Barrier Reef … Continue reading LABRADOR: A whale of a history – Saltscapes Magazine
Free to read digitally and download. Printed copies can be purchased. Water Quality History – St. Croix River Estuary By Art MacKay in POLLUTION 14 pages, published 1/21/2019 The history of degradation of water quality in the St. Croix Estuary … Continue reading POLLUTION: The history of pollution in the St. Croix Estuary can be a model for other east coast Locations.
Click here to learn more – recommended by Dr. Vrain Continue reading HEALTH: IS GLYPHOSATE KILLING US? Diabetes? Cancer? Autism? Obesity? Colitis? Asthma? You decide.
From The Darkness War – The Secret World Our wisdom flows so sweet. Taste and see. A runestone stands on Solomon Island. The Vikings came to Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Labrador a thousand years ago. This is known to your … Continue reading THE VIKING AND THE WABANAKI: The Secret World Revealed?
Explore the Downeast coastal area from Labrador to Connecticut. Download the free digital copy or buy the book. New Publication (4) By Art MacKay in TRAVEL 98 pages, published 12/28/2018 This wikibook covers key information for the Downeast coast from Labrador … Continue reading EXPLORE: Starting to think about spring? Get all the basic Downeast travel info here.
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