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August 13th – 12pm Atlantic: Climate Adaptation in Atlantic Canada: How CLIMAtlantic Can Help (45 minutes)

In our final part of the Adaptation Essentials series, we will explore the different tools and services CLIMAtlantic offers that can advance your adaptation efforts. Learn more about our Coastal Adaptation Toolkit (CAT), Climate Adaptation and Resilience Training (CART), Networking Map, Adaptation Library, and other free resources available to you! Presented by our team members Amanda Marlin (Training & Learning Manager), Armin Nikkhah (Science & Data Lead), and Jenna Miller (NB Climate Services Specialist).

Join ACAP Saint John to learn about ocean science and the Bay of Fundy through hands-on activities and demonstrations! Free of charge, all ages welcome.

By Saint John Naturalists Club

Our Shorebird Conservation and Education Project runs from August 23 to September 21, and we’re looking for volunteers to help protect the beach’s vital shorebird roosting area during this critical migration period.

Volunteers are needed for 2.5-hour shifts on weekends (including Labour Day Monday), timed around high tide. No experience necessary, we’ll provide full training. Snacks and drinks provided.

Volunteers are loaned an official ID vest to wear during shifts. You’ll also receive a Shorebird of the Year ball cap which is yours to keep as a thank you!

Registration is required.

By Food For All NB

In this 10th episode of our What the Food?! series, we hear from Justin Cantafio on the role of farmers' markets in addressing systemic food challenges.

Communauté rurale de Beausoleil, Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group (GDDPC), and Club récréatif de Grande-Digue invite you to take part in a ShoreUp workshop hosted by Helping Nature Heal Inc.

The hands-on workshop will take place over three days:

• From Tuesday, August 26 to Thursday, August 28, 2025, to develop a new Living Shorelines project at the Notre Centre de Grande-Digue,
• Located at 468 Route 530, Grande-Digue, NB E4R 5K3.

Helping Nature Heal uses natural materials, advanced scientific principles, and ecosystem restoration
techniques to re-establish vegetation and help stabilize shorelines.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

This event may be subject to change due to Crown Land closures over extreme wildfire risk.

Parking/Meeting Location: Gravel parking lot on Route 127, Bocabec, NB, 45.165428755303545, -67.04759406523166

Number of Available Registrations: 15

Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick for a Forested Wetlands Workshop in Woodstock. This engaging day-long event begins in the morning with an indoor learning session, followed by a field component at the nearby Beardsley Hill Nature Preserve in the afternoon.

This event is part of the Stewarding Forested Wetlands workshop series, hosted by the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and supported by the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF). Designed for private woodlot owners and conservation partners, the workshop will deliver essential knowledge on the ecological, regulatory, and cultural value of forested wetlands in New Brunswick.

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Location: Frye Island Nature Preserve

Meeting Location: Black’s Harbour Wharf

• 180 Brunswick St, Blacks Harbour, Nb E5h 1h7, Canada, Blacks Harbour New Brunswick E5h 1h7

Date: September 13, 2025

Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Location: Maguires Cove Beach

Meeting Location:

• 4023 Lorneville Road (by the wind turbine), Saint John, NB 45.159934, -66.195455

Date: September 13, 2025

Time: 9:00 a.m -12:00 p.m

By: CLIMAtlantic

This webinar will explore the prioritization of nature and conservation areas in municipal planning with guest speakers Alexandre Truchon-Savard from the city of Dieppe, New Brunswick and Stephanie Paradis-Leger with INNOV at Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick.