Last updated 2019-02-115
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Our vision is "Health for the St. Marys River, the Atlantic salmon & our community".

MEMBERS

Get involved!
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Why? ​
Well, joining SMRA helps us restore, conserve and protect the St. Mary's River ecosystem, Nova Scotia's largest watershed (five counties).
​Plus, we have fun doing it!

Members are entitled to:
  • Vote at our Annual General Meeting
  • Receive our newsletter, SMRA News
  • Attend our Board of Directors meetings as guests
  • Be elected to the Board of Directors and participate in SMRA governance. Many who have done so appear in our SMRA Alumni photo album.
  • Get involved in our working committees with other members
  • Participate in our events & projects
  • Free admission to our Interpretive Centre
  • Participate in our new online presence such as surveys, polls & forums.
  • Interact with and contribute to our new website,  Facebook, & Twitter​
  • Get a deal! SMRA membership dues and donations are CRA income tax deductible, Canadian Registered Charity 891450975 RR 0001.
Very curious St. Mary's River resident, a painted turtle.
Scott Beaver putting a salmon kelt into a holding tank.
Middle photo shows members stabilizing a tributary's seriously eroding bank (Barren Brook).
Botttom photo shows members tending a smolt wheel at Silver's Pool.
Above we see members at work on the St. Mary's River.

Top photo shows Scott Beaver putting a salmon kelt into a holding tank.

Middle photo shows members stabilizing a tributary's seriously eroding bank (Barren Brook).
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Botttom photo shows members tending a smolt wheel at Silver's Pool.


​At left we see a very curious St. Mary's River resident, a painted turtle.
​Photograph by Gilbert van Ryckevorsel.
St. Mary's River Association
8404 Hwy 7,  PO Box 179,  Sherbrooke NS,  Canada   B0J 3C0
​Email:   stmarysriver@ns.sympatico.ca   Tel: (902) 522-2099  

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