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Chris Herc, Grand Council Treaty #3's Environmental Specialist, will be disscussing working with Treat #3 communities to mitigate invasive species impacts through early detection monitoring.

All are welcome to the March 2023 Webinar with the Saint John Naturalists Club!

This month’s webinar will feature 4 guest speakers from Nature NB. Adam Cheeseman, Lauren Verner, Alysha McGrattan and Rae Sharp will go over the conservation work Nature NB is doing in the Saint John region. These projects include the Port of Saint John Waterbird Survey, Monarch Butterfly Conservation, Protected Nature areas the City Nature Challenge and more!

The webinar takes place via Zoom on Saturday March 18^th 2023 at 10AM.

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The Program for the Restoration and Creation of Wetlands and Hydric Environment (PRCMHH) aims to finance preliminary studies and projects for the restoration and creation of functional and sustainable wetlands and hydric environments.

World Water Day 2023, come learn about the impact of flooding on water quality and how we can better prepare to protect water in our community.

You will be guided step by step through the presentation to simplify the task of home composting; a natural, simple, and easy process available to everyone. On the menu: the advantages of home composting, the necessary materials, the location, what to put in the composter and what not, the management of humidity, aeration, and useful tips and tricks to ensure excellent results – easily!

Join NBISC for a FREE "lunch and learn" webinar on the topic of invasive Zebra and Quagga Mussels. With the threat of Zebra and Quagga Mussels on the horizon for New Brunswick, now is the perfect time to start learning about these pesky freshwater invaders!

This webinar will explain the significance of municipal advocacy for environmental causes such as Bird Friendly Cities and urban tree canopies. By listing effective lobbying techniques, examples of what to lobby for, and ways in which Nature Canada can support, this webinar will be a resourceful starting point for organizations seeking to engage in environmental change in their cities.