From Saltscapes Magazine –
They sit on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, standing on guard, relatively unchanged since the last ice age: most people not even aware they are there.
They are the 100-plus islands along the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia, known now as the 100 Wild Islands coastal wilderness.
The archipelago is a natural national treasure, one of the last remaining intact, ecologically rich island groups of its size in North America…
Kayaking Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore
Check out this video by Dave Culligan after his recent trip to the 100 Wild Islands
Margaret Atwood invites you to be a ‘Friend of the Wild’
Nova Scotia Nature Trust still needs $1.2 million to fund 100 Wild Islands campaign
The Wild and Ever Changing Islands