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Bill 23, An Act Respecting the Right to a Healthy Environment was tabled at the last session of the legislature on December 12th, 2025.

On March 26th, 2026 at 2pm, the Legislative Assembly will gather to debate the bill and pass it into law.

By Sackville Community Garden

The Sackville Community Garden invites you to celebrate spring by participating in our Seedy Saturday event.

Highlights:

Seed Swap- bring your surplus vegetable/fruit/flower/herb seeds to share and you can trade with others who bring seed too!

Houseplant Swap- bring your indoor plant babies and cuttings to share and you can trade with others who bring plants too!

Community Garden Info and Registration- You can learn about the Community Garden, sign up for a plot for the 2026 growing season and sign up for a membership!

By Active Riverview

Seedy Saturdays are a nationally recognized event supported by Seeds of Diversity Canada.

They are a combination of a seed swap, vendors fair, information session and so much more.

By International Institute for Sustainable Development

Growing Water Heroes is a one-hour, interactive webinar for policy makers, philanthropists, educators, program leaders, and organizations working with children in Grades K–8. This engaging session explores how kids can build identity, confidence, and community as water stewards, becoming “water heroes” where they live, learn, and play.

By Collaborative for Health & Environment

Industrial chemicals that can affect male and female reproductive function are widespread in our environment. Many of these chemicals are used in the plastics that we use in our daily lives. We are also exposed through manufacturing processes, pesticides, and a range of household products, from air fresheners to skin creams. Over the past few decades, a growing body of evidence has found that exposure to these chemicals is linked to many health concerns, such as infertility, cancer, and neurodevelopmental disorders.

By Fundy Biosphere Region and University of New Brunswick

The UNB Capstone team, in collaboration with FBR, will lead guided tours at Fundy Maple, showcasing the sustainable forest management plan developed for our sugar camp. The event highlights how this work supports biodiversity conservation.

Location: 6 Dewey Road, Turtle Creek, Moncton.

By Association pour la santé publique du Québec

L'ASPQ a le plaisir de vous convier au tout premier Rendez-vous annuel de la communauté de Victimes des pesticides du Québec : un moment de rencontre, d'apprentissage et d'inspiration !

By ACORN

Join us for next month's Kitchen Table Farmer Discussion!

By New Hampshire Environmental Educators

Air quality affects all of us—but how often do students get to explore it firsthand? In this Midday Meetup, we’ll hear from experts bringing air quality science to life across New Hampshire. Brian Fitzgerald, Kathleen Simmons, and Sarah-Ellen Calise will each share what their organizations are currently working on—from real-time monitoring and data visualization to outreach and citizen science initiatives.

By The Foundation for Conservation of Atlantic Salmon

Language: English

EFFECTS OF FRESHWATER THERMAL STRESS ON ATLANTIC SALMON.

Presented by :

• Dr. Renata Mazzei, Postdoc, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS)