CCPA-Nova Scotia, CCPA-British Columbia and the Corporate Mapping Project will launch their forthcoming report Wednesday, June 7th, at 3 pm Eastern/4 pm Atlantic/4:30pm Newfoundland/Labrador. Join this free webinar where participants will hear from the report authors on the state of carbon extractivism in Eastern Canada. French/English translation will be available.
Looking to better understand the impacts of Climate Change in Atlantic Canada and what we can do about it? Join CLIMAtlantic Climate Change Science and Adaptation Specialist, Emma Poirier and NCC staff to learn about what impacts to expect in our region and what we can do about it.
Climate change in Atlantic Canada means warmer temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, changing sea levels, and impacts such as coastal flooding and erosion. This presentation will cover projections of different variables for Atlantic Canada. It will also explore the variety of impacts that the region will see and highlight different options that can be used for adaptation, such as nature-based approaches.
In 2021, jumping worms were found in New Brunswick for the first time. These non-native earthworms have been spreading rapidly in the United States, with substantial impacts on soil and other plants. In this FREE webinar, we will discuss their spread in New Brunswick, potential impacts, and what you can do to help reduce their spread!
This presentation will shed light on health risks from climate change and overheating in buildings, as well as the various design guidelines and standards to limit overheating in buildings. During this presentation there will be several examples shared on how “climate ready” buildings with low overheating risk can be achieved cost effectively in new and existing buildings.
Join us for a partnered webinar with the Nashwaak Watershed Association on the importance of our local New-Brunswick waterways and how to keep them clean! Learn about local marine life, our water systems and how YOU can make a difference.
The "Abolishing the Indian Act" webinar series 2023 will run every Tuesday from 11:00 to 12:00 (CST). Craig Blacksmith, Dakota Oyate Knowledge Keeper, will be sharing his knowledge and experiences and responding to the questions and concerns related to the webinar topic.
Natural Curiosity is excited to host Caleb Wesley in our upcoming webinar Sending Out Roots: Connecting Indigenous Stories of Place to the Curriculum. Caleb is a science educator who specializes in engagement and outreach for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth and educators to build knowledge, capacity and competency in integrating Indigenous ways of knowing into their teaching and learning.
Event Date
Aug-24-2023
Individual Price
To increase access there is a set contributions on a sliding scale between $15 to $30. All proceeds from the webinars help fund facilitators for their time and work, and the creation of more Natural Curiosity professional learning opportunities. Natural C
Join in on Sept 12 @ 2 PM AT as host Lisen Bassett, Marine Renewables Canada's Policy and Communications Lead. With a background in law, Lisen skillfully navigates the legal and regulatory complexities of marine renewable energy. She crafts policies that fuel industry expansion and excels in strategic outreach and communication.
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick and the Ecology Action Centre are teaming up to co-host a webinar on Engaging with the Clean Electricity Regulation on Sept 21st 2023 from noon-1 PM Atlantic. This webinar will dig into the CER and look specifically at the context for Atlantic Canada with the goal of supporting organizations and individuals in Atlantic Canada who want to make submissions to ensure a strong and robust CER. The submission window is open and closes November 2nd, and we are hoping to emphasize getting some of the key loopholes which will allow for emissions on the grid past 2035 eliminated.
CCPA-Nova Scotia, CCPA-British Columbia and the Corporate Mapping Project will launch their forthcoming report Wednesday, June 7th, at 3 pm Eastern/4 pm Atlantic/4:30pm Newfoundland/Labrador. Join this free webinar where participants will hear from the report authors on the state of carbon extractivism in Eastern Canada. French/English translation will be available. 
In 2021, jumping worms were found in New Brunswick for the first time. These non-native earthworms have been spreading rapidly in the United States, with substantial impacts on soil and other plants. In this FREE webinar, we will discuss their spread in New Brunswick, potential impacts, and what you can do to help reduce their spread! 
Join in on Sept 12 @ 2 PM AT as host Lisen Bassett, Marine Renewables Canada's Policy and Communications Lead. With a background in law, Lisen skillfully navigates the legal and regulatory complexities of marine renewable energy. She crafts policies that fuel industry expansion and excels in strategic outreach and communication. 
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick and the Ecology Action Centre are teaming up to co-host a webinar on Engaging with the Clean Electricity Regulation on Sept 21st 2023 from noon-1 PM Atlantic. This webinar will dig into the CER and look specifically at the context for Atlantic Canada with the goal of supporting organizations and individuals in Atlantic Canada who want to make submissions to ensure a strong and robust CER. The submission window is open and closes November 2nd, and we are hoping to emphasize getting some of the key loopholes which will allow for emissions on the grid past 2035 eliminated. 