Jeremy Salgado, Deputy Mayor of the Town of Hampton, shares information about the First Nations history of the land, and a bit more about the modern culture of Hampton. He shares more about the symbol of Hampton, the Great Blue Heron.

Recorder and Editor: Danis Comeau, reGEN Media

Producer: Alysha Stone

Translations: Danis Comeau; Renelle Leblanc

Production Assistants: Francie Morgan; Jenna Knorr

Special thanks to the Hampton Nature Club and the Town of Hampton.

Links:

- Plan your next visit to take "A Walk With a Naturalist!": www.naturenb.ca/awwan

- reGEN Media: www.regenimpactmedia.com

- The Town of Hampton: www.hampton.ca

- Learn more about Nature NB: www.naturenb.ca

A Walk With a Naturalist is funded by the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative, financed by the Government of Canada.

This podcast is a production of Nature NB.

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Kate Turner joins us once against to talk about the type of forest that is found in the area and the species that commonly grow here.

Links:

- The Town of Hampton website with information about Dutch Point Park: www.hampton.ca/dutch-point-park

- Learn more about Nature NB: www.naturenb.ca

A Walk With a Naturalist is funded by the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative, financed by the Government of Canada.

This podcast is a production of Nature NB.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul Martin joins us once again to talk about the variety of species of Woodpeckers that can be found in the area.

Links:

- The Town of Hampton website with information about Dutch Point Park: www.hampton.ca/dutch-point-park

- Learn more about Nature NB: www.naturenb.ca

A Walk With a Naturalist is funded by the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative, financed by the Government of Canada.

This podcast is a production of Nature NB.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.