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About Landscape of Grand Pré Inc.


Landscape of Grand Pré Inc. was created on January 22, 2016, under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act with its stated purposes to:
  • to protect and preserve the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site in Grand Pré, Nova Scotia, and
  • to educate the public and increase its appreciation and awareness of the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site and its history.
Landscape of Grand Pré Inc. is comprised of eight member organizations representing key stakeholders of the World Heritage Site. Member representatives meet at least once a year for an annual members’ meeting to provide oversight of the Corporation.

The Eight Member Organizations 

Class A Voting Member Organizations
1. Glooscap First Nation
2. Grand Pré and Area Community Association
3. Grand Pre Marsh Body
4. Municipality of the County of Kings
5. Parks Canada Agency
6. Société Nationale de l’Acadie
7. Société Promotion Grand-Pré
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Class B Non-Voting Member Organization
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8. Province of Nova Scotia represented by the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage

The Board of Directors is the core governance body of the Corporation. It meets regularly throughout the year and is made up of directors (nominated by the member organizations and the Board of Directors) and appointed by the member organizations. The Board has direct responsibility over a number of committees reporting to the Board. Board committees address matters such as nominations for governance positions, oversight of the Corporation’s governance practices, and governance policies. Advisory committees provide advice on matters relating to the operations, monitoring, and World Heritage Site periodic reporting. The Corporation’s Executive Director, working in the Grand Pré area, serves as the secretariat for the organization and runs day-to-day operations, overseen by the Board and the Board Chair.

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