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The Nature Trust of New Brunswick has established 28 nature preserves, conserving over 5,000 acres of New Brunswick’s finest natural areas.

Established as New Brunswick's provincial land trust in 1987, the Nature Trust of New Brunswick is dedicated to identifying, promoting, protecting and maintaining the province's finest remaining ecological landscapes. The Nature Trust acquires and stewards a system of nature preserves representing a diversity of ecosystems, and promotes in New Brunswickers respect for and knowledge of their natural surroundings.

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Friends of Blueberry Hill and the Nature Trust of New Brunswick remember Gary Mittleholtz

Posted March 16th, 2010 by Renata

Gary Brian Mittelholtz of Grand Bay-Westfield, husband of M. Teresa
(Bruce) Mittelholtz, died unexpectedly on Saturday, March 13, 2010
enjoying his favorite pastime, skiing in the back country with his
friends on a beautiful sunny day.

Gary was born in Toronto on May 28, 1954, the son of Norbert
Mittelholtz and the late Irene Mittelholtz. He graduated with a Radio
and Television Arts Degree from Ryerson University in Toronto in the
spring of 1977 and started his career with CBC Radio in Toronto the

City likely to help preserve scenic Blueberry Hill land

Posted March 4th, 2010 by Renata
Peter Walsh, Telegraph-Journal

John Chillibeck, Telegraph-Journal 

SAINT JOHN - Common council wants Saint Johners to find their thrill on Blueberry Hill.

The city's politicians voted unanimously this week to ask city
manager Patrick Woods to look into the idea of handing over $5,000 and
in-kind services to a group trying to preserve the scenic property in
the Martinon area of the city.

The report from Woods will likely
be just a formality, given the support the Nature Trust of New
Brunswick received following a presentation to council.

Nature Preserve Protects Precious Space

Posted January 11th, 2010 by Renata

Telegraph-Journal

One of my proudest moments as a member of the legislature came this
past December when a portion of provincial land was turned over to the
Nature Trust of New Brunswick. This new nature preserve is located in
the Millidgeville area at Boar's Head.

Pristine Property to be Protected

Posted December 15th, 2009 by Renata
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Past President of the Nature Trust of New Brunswick Ken Hirtle and Donor John Irving at the Boar's Head Transfer Ceremony -Photo Cindy Wilson, Telegraph-Journal

By Sandra Davis

Telegraph-Journal

Saint John

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