In 1971, a Canadian art student visited a fogbound island to draw wild horses; she stayed nearly 50 years studying its wildlife, and Sable became a national park reserve

Zoe Lucas dedicated over fifty years to observing Sable Island’s wildlife and ecosystem. Her extensive research documented horses, seals, and seabirds on the remote North Atlantic island. Lucas’s work contributed significantly to understanding the island’s dynamic environment and its unique horse population. This dedication led to her recent appointment as a Member of the Order of Canada. Sable Island is now a protected national park reserve, acknowledging its ecological importance.
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