Starting 16 May 2024, the fine for violating daily burn restrictions is $25,000. Daily burn restrictions also now apply to provincial, municipal and private campgrounds (National parks are under the ...

Volunteers contribute their time, passion and expertise in their community every day, making a significant impact on the lives of Nova Scotians. The Province of Nova Scotia appreciates this valuable ...

Any private enterprise, municipal unit or non-profit organization or individual who wish to lease (Provincial) Crown Lands in Nova Scotia, under the control of the N.S. Department of Natural Resources ...

Anyone who wants to travel on forest land while a travel ban (woods closure) is in force. Woods closure / travel bans usually occurs when the forest gets extremely dry, and the hazard of fire is ...

This consolidation is unofficial and is for reference only. For the official version of the regulations, consult the original documents on file with the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, or ...

The western region and provincial winners of 2024 Woodland Owner of the Year Award are Judy and Thomas Mailman of Bridgewater, Lunenburg County. The Mailmans own multiple woodlots and often ...

Weather observations are collected at 12:00 local standard time.

The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPOP) Act provides a formal process to obtain access to records under the control of the provincial government ...

Some Department of Health and Wellness information is on the old website (you’re on the old website now).

Forests play a vital role in our province. They provide fresh air, food, medicine, timber for construction, fuel wood for heat, jobs for rural communities, recreational opportunities, and much more.