Images & story by Deborah Carr
Locally, he’s a well-loved figure—humble, quiet, courteous—a faithful volunteer and attendee at local events. However, David Christie of Mary’s Point is also one of the most highly-respected and knowledgeable naturalists in the province, a pioneer of the fledgling conservation movement, and an ardent champion for the protection of sensitive habitats and heritage sites.
Because of this work, he has recently joined a special group of citizens invested with the highest recognition the province offers: The Order of New Brunswick. Each year, the province selects ten individuals who have demonstrated excellence and made outstanding contributions to the social, cultural or economic well-being of New Brunswick and its residents.
Locally, he’s a well-loved figure—humble, quiet, courteous—a faithful volunteer and attendee at local events. However, David Christie of Mary’s Point is also one of the most highly-respected and knowledgeable naturalists in the province, a pioneer of the fledgling conservation movement, and an ardent champion for the protection of sensitive habitats and heritage sites.
Because of this work, he has recently joined a special group of citizens invested with the highest recognition the province offers: The Order of New Brunswick. Each year, the province selects ten individuals who have demonstrated excellence and made outstanding contributions to the social, cultural or economic well-being of New Brunswick and its residents.
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