Established in 1968 for the Preservation of Williams Lake
The Mourning Dove is often referred to as a Turtle Dove. Settlers used the name for this North American dove because they closely resembled the Turtle Doves native to Europe and Asia. Today, in many different cultures around the world doves are widely used as powerful symbols of peace, love, and friendship, especially at this festive time.
Halloween wildlife spotted in Williams Lake, Halifax!
You may have heard about the lake’s newest resident: The William’s Lake Loons have hatched a (very cute) chick!
We hope to see you at the WLCC’s Annual General Meeting to be held at the Captain William Spry Community Centre on Tuesday, June 17 at 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Click Read More for the meeting materials now available.
Read all the latest news…
* Build Nova Scotia Takes Lead in Replacing the Williams Lake Dam,
* Our Bird Friendly Watershed,
* Spotlight on Spryfield: a series of speakers and events by local experts on our unique natural environment in Spryfield,
* What Happens Next to the former Church of Christ Lands next to Shaw Wilderness Park?
* Regional Municipal Plan Update, Invasive Plant Removal,
* and the Cunard Conservation Crew at a local school.