In the public sphere, Sable Island’s cultural importance leans towards its heritage as a Humane Establishment which from 1802, was the impetus for building and

Sable Island National Park Reserve has a long history of human use stretching back over the centuries. Visitors often arrived to the Island by chance,

Precariously located in the northwestern Atlantic Ocean, Sable Island, has limited freshwater resources. Small surface water ponds that support the island’s unique ecosystem are sourced

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Calling all bird lovers! The Annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is the longest running wildlife survey in the world. Every year, birdwatching enthusiasts of all

The Sable Island ecosystem relies so heavily on the freshwater lens that it is critical that we understand the risks and work to support its

The Sable Island Horse is arguably an international icon, and is replete with mysteries. How did they really get to a sandbar in the north

“A woman’s work is never done” – nowhere might this adage be more applicable than on Sable Island in the late 19th century. Residents on

Have you ever wondered how there can be fresh water on a sandbar widely surrounded by salt water? This presentation covers Terry Hennigar’s experiences of

Do you want to visit Sable Island? Experience it through the photos and voice of a recent first-time visitor. Dawn-Marie Giles will share stories of

Free-roaming horses exhibit fascinating behaviours and live in complex societies. While the Sable Island horses are unique in many respects, able to live their lives