09/20/2026
Heads up to anyone spending time in the woods. You may want to look up the spray sites before heading into the woods and wetlands. These products are dangerous for us, our pets, horses snacking along trail rides etc.
⚠️WARNING TO NOVA SCOTIA FORAGERS ⚠️
Do you know what these signs mean in the forest?
They’re very easy to miss, often tucked into bushes or poorly placed.
If you read the smallest print on the sign, you will notice it says not to eat fruits or berries during the glyphosate spray season, which is active from August 23rd until September 30th.
If you do not access the area from a trails accessible by vehicle, you will not see the signage at all. 🙄 Not only does glyphosate destroy biodiversity around areas sprayed, it is extremely hazardous to humans when consumed. ☠️☠️☠️
Plants and water sources that are usually safe are now hazardous if consumed by people, pets and wild animals. 🤢
We are calling Nova Scotians to action to protect our backyards where we forage, fish, hunt, and enjoy the beauty of the wilderness in Nova Scotia! 📢
Contact your local governments to call for an end of aerial spraying of glyphosate in Nova Scotia: 👇
https://tinyurl.com/3nufh23t
