Board of directors and organizational structure of Annapolis Basin Protectors Association.
Annapolis Basin Protectors Association is a registered non-profit society of concerned residents, fishers, and community members working to protect the ecological health and economic vitality of the Annapolis Basin. We formed in response to proposed expansions of industrial open-net fin fish farming operations in our region.
We advocate for science-based decision-making, transparent regulatory processes, and the protection of our marine environment for future generations.
Annapolis Basin Protectors Association is governed by a volunteer board of directors:
Kay MacCoubrey
Leslie LeClair
Maurice LeClair
Rebekah Benoit
Annapolis Basin Protectors Association operates as a registered non-profit society under Nova Scotia law. Our governance is guided by our bylaws and certificate of incorporation.
Our bylaws outline the structure, operations, and membership requirements of the Association.
The official certificate of incorporation from the Registry of Joint Stock Companies.
We base our advocacy on peer-reviewed research, government data, and expert analysis.
We believe in open, honest communication with government, industry, and the public.
Our strength comes from local residents, fishers, and community members who care about the Annapolis Basin.
As a registered non-profit, we operate with fiscal responsibility and transparency to our members.