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  • Tuesday, July 19
    Schedule
    8:45 am Buses leave Westin Hotel (please eat breakfast prior to joining this tour)
    9:00 am Buses leave Saint Mary’s University
    10:00 am Begin guided hike near Peggy’s Cove (see recommendations on clothing/footwear below)
    12:00 pm Back on the buses
    12:15 pm Lunch at Sou’Wester Restaurant (first seating)
    12:30 pm Lunch at Sou’Wester Restaurant (second seating)
    1:30 pm Begin guided hikes at Peggy’s Cove, explore rocks and village. At this time, there will be opportunties for participants to check out some of the art galleries and shops in town.
    3:30 pm Back on the buses, leave for Truro
    5:00 pm Arrive at Truro for BBQ

    IMPORTANT: Safety and Clothing Considerations

    1. This tour involves hiking over difficult terraine and likely, wet ground. Be prepared to get wet feet. We recommend bringing a separate change of clothing (including footwear, if possible), as there will not be enough time to go back to the hotel before the BBQ in Truro.

    2. The weather in coastal Nova Scotia is highly variable, so be prepared for rain, cold and damp conditions as well as bright sun and heat. Even if it is bright and sunny in Halifax, the weather at the coast can be substantially colder and windier than in town.

    3. Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, bug repellent, extra water and snacks, or anything else you might need for a day hiking on the barrens.

    4. Almost every year someone dies from being swept off the rocks at Peggy’s Cove by a big wave. Be very very careful on the rocks near the coast. Do not venture onto rocks that are wet. For this reason, we are asking that you not hike on your own: take a buddy regardless of how long you are going off for.

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    Growing together and harvesting solutions – Exploring excellence in research at NSAC

    nsac photoNSAC is an internationally respected teaching and research institution providing quality education and creating knowledge in the science and technology of agriculture, aquaculture, environment and related disciplines. NSAC is a university committed to research and strives to generate new knowledge, enrich the quality of life, develop safe, sustainable technologies and educate highly-qualified personnel. Join us on Thursday, July 21st, 2011, to celebrate excellence in research as we tour the university’s campus visiting state of the art research facilities, innovative field studies and meeting with the researchers who are meeting the challenges of creating a sustainable tomorrow.

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       Chair: Dr. Y. Papadopoulos, 902-896-2452 - Yousef.Papadopoulos@agr.gc.caPlant Canada Webmaster
     
    Joint meeting of the CSHS, CSA, CSPP, CWSS, CPS and CBA