Port L'Hebert Nature Reserve

Overview

Coastal forest rich in rare lichens, as well as shorelines and headlands

Ecological Values

National species of special concern ghost antler lichen

Small sections of coast in Port L'Herbert, East Sable River, and Green Side Shore

Habitat for provincially endangered mainland moose

Haley Lake is a waterfowl resting and feeding area

Productive estuarine flats and salt marsh in Johnstons Pond adjacent to other existing and proposed protected areas

Outdoor Recreation Values

Hunting, fishing, trapping, and clam digging

Forestry Values

Forested portions are a mix of mature hardwood, mixedwood, and softwood.

Small area of Norway spruce plantation

Barren and wetland areas are of low importance for forestry

Other Resource Values

Low to medium mineral potential

Low petroleum potential

Medium wind potential

Conditions

Exclusions and Vehicle Access

Access to Haley Lake not affected

Additional Comments

Some OHV use