Photos by Kris Tynski
Welcome to the Bras d’Or Lake Biosphere
A place where the people who live and work within its boundary try to attain a balanced relationship with the natural world, contributing to the needs of society as a whole by showing a way to a more sustainable future.
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Bras d'Or Lake Biosphere Reserve Association
This is the Facebook page for Canada's 16th UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Reserve ! The Bras d'Or Lake Biosphere Reserve was designated on June 29th, 2011. Biosphere reserves are places around the world where people are working in harmony with nature - showcases for sustainable development!
Visit our web site [www.blbra.ca] for information about our UNESCO Biosphere is all about!
Connecting Culture and Sustainability
Along with the Canada Council for the Arts, and guests from a range of stakeholders in arts and culture, we hosted a roundtable discussion and tackled questions concerning the ways the culture sector as a whole can significantly impact sustainable development.
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Kate
Last night, I had the pleasure of playing a sword dance for two other Piper/Highland dancers, Cameron and Aidan MacNeil from Cape Breton (Cape Breton University Pipe Band) at the Winter Steam Ceilidh competition in Kansas City. The lads did a fantastic job of it and we ended up winning the contest! Here is our video of the "Cape Breton Connection"!
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#CBUpipeband #highlanddance #thesword #forreelapparel #bagpipes #mhaf #wintersteam #winterstorm #onlyhighlanddancers #malehighlanddancers #reelmendodance
Contentious Jumbo Valley to become Indigenous protected area after feds provide $21M | CBC News
The Ktunaxa Nation in southeast B.C. will create a conservation zone around the Jumbo Valley, once the site of a proposed billion dollar ski resort.
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