The Friends of Keji Cooperating Association
is made up of a knowledgeable pool of people willing to share
their expertise for the betterment of
Kejimkujik National Park
and National Historic Site.
We provide an important voice of support, with hands-on
and financial assistance for complementary services and
activities to visitors.
“...the cultural landscape of Kejimkujik
National Park, which attests to 4000 years of Mi’kmaq occupancy
of this area, and which includes petroglyph sites, habitation
sites, fishing sites, hunting territories, travel routes and
burials, is of national historic significance...”
The Adopt-A-Turtle program, which is administered through the Friends of Keji Cooperating Association, has 10 turtles available for adoption (males and females) at a cost of $33 for individuals, schools and businesses.
Kejimkujik invites you to experience the astronomical depth of its Dark-Sky Preserve. Gaze at brilliant celestial bodies through a telescope, binoculars, or with the naked eye. Go deeper to discover how stars have inspired centuries of story, song and legend. Welcome to Nova Scotia’s darkest sky - and brightest stars
Cooperating Association
The Kejimkujik Seaside is
accessible from Highway 103, about 100 km south of the
inland portion of the Park and 25 km southwest of
Liverpool.
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