Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is shaking up the Natural Resources Department in what an internal memo describes as “a deliberate step” to align with the government’s priority of finding new ways to boost revenues. But one of the people affected by the changes says they will be “completely devastating to conservation” in the province. The changes were outlined by Natural Resources deputy minister Sandra McKenzie on Thursday in an internal email obtained by CBC News. …McKenzie’s email details “key changes,” including: The wildlife division is being renamed integrated resources planning, and will be grouped with integrated resource management, land administration, and surveys and research in a new land strategy and planning branch; The forest health division is being moved into the forestry branch of the department; and a new advisory function is being created within the associate deputy minister’s office to advance strategic priorities.