Local groups say new funding will help promote living shorelines in N.S.
The Nova Scotia government has pledged more than $2.4 million to seven community-led projects that focus on living shorelines.Living shorelines are seen as a nature-based way to reduce coastal erosion and flooding caused by climate change. They use natural materials — rocks, plants and sand — to stabilize land along the coast.One group to receive funding is the Bluenose Coastal Action Foundation for its work in Mahone Bay.Jordan Veinot, the climate change team lead for organization, believes introducing living shorelines…