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Nature Conservancy of Canada Acquires 28 Hectares of Land in Tabusintac, New Brunswick

March 12th, 2012Community, GreenComment

Nature Conservancy of Canada Acquires 71 Acres (28 Hectares) of Land in Tabusintac, New Brunswick

Nature Conservancy of Canada Acquires 71 Acres (28 Hectares) of Land in Tabusintac, New Brunswick

Congratulations to Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) for successfully acquiring the following three separate properties totalling 28 hectares of land in Tabusintac in northeast New Brunswick, Canada, in order to help protect at-risk species:

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