Apr 16, 2025

Environment

Updates to Minette Bay South Saltmarsh

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In 2022, LNG Canada completed construction of a saltmarsh habitat offset on the southwestern bank of Minette Bay. This work enhances local fish habitat by extending the saltmarshes, which provide value for foraging and rearing.

We have monitored the effectiveness of the saltmarsh over the last three years and determined that some updates are required to support marsh plant growth.

Between mid-April 2025 and mid-July 2025, we successfully raised the outer rock berm and core fill of the marsh lobes and plant nursery seedlings. This work, including hauling along the Minette Bay road is now complete for this year. Pending the outcome of these upgrades, further work may be undertaken in 2026/2027.

These updates are critical to ensuring the establishment of the saltmarsh vegetation and the proper functioning of Minette Bay South. We will closely monitor the effectiveness of the repairs over the next two years, focusing on key success criteria such as physical stability and vegetation growth.

LNG Canada is dedicated to upholding its environmental responsibilities and contributing positively to natural and local biodiversity. We appreciate the community’s support and understanding as we undertake these necessary works to support our shared environment.

To provide feedback, ask questions or share concerns, please call toll-free: 1-833-632-LNGC (5642) or visit lngcanada.ca/contact.

For more information visit: https://www.lngcanada.ca/news/construction-update-august-14-2020-minette-bay-offsets/

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