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By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Location: Hidden Lakes Nature Preserve, Lakeville, NB
Date: July 4 2025
Time: 10 AM - 1 PM

Description:

Our hands-on water quality training days are ideal for both new and returning volunteers to develop essential field monitoring skills, gain confidence with freshwater testing equipment, and connect with fellow conservation-minded individuals. You'll learn how to test for key indicators like pH and dissolved oxygen using Water Ranger kits, contribute valuable data to support restoration efforts, and make a direct impact on the health of our lakes and streams.

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick 

Location: Pickerel Pond Nature Preserve, Douglas Harbour, NB
Date: July 5, 2025
Time: 10 AM - 1 PM

Description:

Our hands-on water quality training days are ideal for both new and returning volunteers to develop essential field monitoring skills, gain confidence with freshwater testing equipment, and connect with fellow conservation-minded individuals. You'll learn how to test for key indicators like pH and dissolved oxygen using Water Ranger kits, contribute valuable data to support restoration efforts, and make a direct impact on the health of our lakes and streams.

CLIMAtlantic “Adaptation Essentials” webinar series will be launching this summer! This 3-part monthly series will introduce you to:

Here’s everything you need to know:

July 9th – 12pm Atlantic: What is Climate Change Adaptation and Why It Matters (45 minutes)

The second part of our Adaptation Essentials webinar series will introduce you to climate change adaptation. Our team members Stephanie Arnold (Strategy & Innovation Manager, PEI Climate Services Specialist), Armin Nikkhah (Science & Data Lead) and Alex Cadel (NS Climate Services Specialist) will explore the differences between mitigation and adaptation and why both are important, why it’s critical to consider equity in adaptation projects, the role of climate data, and more.

Join Nature NB and Birds Canada for a unique summer evening!
Nighthawks & Nightcaps is all about learning, listening, and raising a glass to one of New Brunswick’s most fascinating nighttime birds — the Common Nighthawk.

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick 

Location: Hyla Park Nature Preserve
Meeting Location: 150 Greenwood Drive Fredericton, E3A 3T6
Date: July 17, 2025
Time: 6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.

Description:

This guided evening walk offers a welcoming space for 2SLGBTQ+ community members and allies to connect with nature and each other while learning about local plant and wildlife species. Whether you're a seasoned naturalist or just looking for a calm moment outdoors, all are welcome.

Let’s celebrate Pride Month together in the beauty of one of New Brunswick’s unique urban wetlands.

This is an outdoor event so please dress according to the weather.

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick 

Location: Seymour Woodlands Nature Preserve
Meeting Location: 124 Kingsley Rd, Estey’s Bridge,  E3G 6E4
Date: July 19th 2025
Time: 10:00AM - 2:00 PM

Description:

This inclusive and family-friendly guided walk invites members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies to explore the peaceful trails of Seymour Woodlands, celebrate biodiversity, and share in the beauty of the land we all call home.

Come enjoy a relaxed guided walk through mature Acadian forest, learn about local wildlife and conservation efforts, and create space to reflect, connect, and just be. Let’s walk with Pride—together in nature.

This is an outdoor event so please dress according to the weather.

By CLIMAtlantic

Are you registered for CART or curious to find out if it’s right for you? Find out about program details such as the structure, online modules, face-to-face training sessions, fun activities, schedules in each province, intended audience, learning outcomes, meet the CART team, and ask questions!

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick 

Location: Virtual (Microsoft Teams meeting)
Date: July 23, 2025
Time:  6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Number of Available Registrations: 20

Join Nature Trust staff for a Protecting Waterways webinar exploring the vital role of New Brunswick's freshwater and marine ecosystems. This webinar will discuss the key threats these environments face and highlight ongoing conservation efforts throughout the province. This webinar will also introduce and promote the 2025 Great Fundy Coastal Cleanup, happening later this summer, and explain how it connects to the important work being done to protect our waterways.

Join Nature NB on a Marsh Walk! Learn the basics of wetland bird and frog identification through this walk. We will also teach the beginner skills needed to survey a wetland, which will enable participants to become community scientists!

Join ACAP Saint John and Stonehammer Geopark for an interactive digital ocean exploration! Using the Canadian Ocean Literacy Coalition’s ocean map, we will explore the ocean around us through both physical and digital means.