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Join us for a free Zoom webinar on Thursday, March 17, 2022 at 8:00 p.m. Atlantic time for an interactive meeting with Eric Luiker, our fearless volunteer water quality program leader and aquatic ecologist.Register for the webinar at https://bit.ly/3oCDQGc .  A link for the webinar will automatically be sent to your email address once you are registered.  Our water quality monitoring program has expanded in 2021 compared to 2020, and now includes nine primary monitoring sites, 14 E. coli sites, and an analysis to determine the species of phytoplankton and zooplankton in one location in Grand Lake.  The above picture shows a Niskin bottle designed to sample water below the surface.

Working for the Peskotomukati at Skutik, Todd Watts has spent much of the last few years searching the land for species at risk and areas of ecological significance. This work has taken place within the traditional territory of the First Nation, which includes the watersheds of the Skutik/St. Croix River, as well as the Digdeguash, Magagadavic, Pocologan, New and Lepreau Rivers.  Through this work, he has the opportunity to observe the state of the land in a way that few people do. Join Todd as he talks about this work and its findings.

Join European and Canadian campaigners for a conversation about what the current war in Ukraine means for climate action, and what climate justice movements are doing to stop fossil fuel expansion and build a just transition towards a decarbonized future amidst the conflict.  

Speakers will challenge the Canadian and German governments' false narrative that LNG can be a climate and security solution, and will argue that Germany and Canada must not make the mistake of buying into this narrative.  To Register:
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* The webinar will be in English only, due to logistical constraints.

Join Rae Sharp to learn about New Brunswick's Protected Natural Areas and the wildlife within it!

This hour-long webinar will go over what is a Protected Natural Area, which animals are found within them, and how you can spot their presence. Register to discover the animals' life history, tracks and signs, and where you can find them in the province.

Kim Osepchook has a market garden that uses an organic method without pesticides and supplies a number of local restaurants with vegetables and herbs. Committed to helping others learn how to grow food, Kim will share her experiences and knowledge of organic gardening including associated environmental and ecological benefits.