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By Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group

The Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group and the In Giardino Gardening Club invite you to a seed exchange on Saturday, March 14, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the Centre 50 in Cocagne. In addition to the seed exchange among participants, there will be a 15-minute bilingual presentation on seed stratification. There will also be an opportunity to donate seeds to the St-Antoine Library seed library initiative.

People who do not have seeds to share will be charged a $5 entry fee.


We look forward to seeing many of you there!

By Nature Moncton

Date: March 17, 2026, at 7:00 PM
Place: Mapleton Lodge (No Zoom)
Presenter: Nelson Poirier

By CLIMAtlantic

Learn about real-life examples of communities, individuals, and groups actively working on increasing local resilience to extreme weather events.

Join us on:

• March 18th, 2026 - Integrating Accessibility: Extreme Weather and Vulnerable Populations
• April 8th, 2026 - From Maps to Action: Flood Hazard Preparedness in Lennox Island First Nation
• May 13th, 2026 - Resilient Forests: History, Humans and Healthy Ecosystems

By Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance

Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance is hosting an excellent evening focused on habitat restoration and water quality, and we’d love to see strong community support for this one

With support from the Environmental Trust Fund and Environment and Climate Change Canada, Nature NB in collaboration with the New Brunswick Environmental Network invites you to participate in a one-and-a-half day, in-person workshop at the Multipurpose Centre in Shediac, New Brunswick. This workshop will bring together fishers, non-profit organizations, provincial and federal government representatives, Indigenous organizations, and industry leaders from across Atlantic Canada to explore the challenges and root causes of ghost gear, and to identify practical, collaborative opportunities to advance ghost gear prevention, mitigation, and retrieval.

By Birds Canada

Join Birds Canada’s Prairie team for a free 10-week program focused on learning wetland birds and amphibians by sight and sound. Starting March 4, the MarshWatch – Prairie edition will include 10 evening webinars as well self-guided activities for you and your family. Later in the season you will have the opportunity to join guided wetland birding in select locations.

By Nature Moncton

• Moncton, NB
• April 4, 2026 at 1 PM (Poor weather date: April 11 at 1 PM)
• Leaders: Fred Dube & Fred Richards

Join Nature Moncton volunteers as we help prepare for the nesting season by inspecting and cleaning nest boxes along the Riverfront Trail and at Wilson’s Marsh. This annual activity helps ensure the boxes are ready for birds returning to breed in the spring.

By CLIMAtlantic

Learn about real-life examples of communities, individuals, and groups actively working on increasing local resilience to extreme weather events.

Join us on:

• March 18th, 2026 - Integrating Accessibility: Extreme Weather and Vulnerable Populations
• April 8th, 2026 - From Maps to Action: Flood Hazard Preparedness in Lennox Island First Nation
• May 13th, 2026 - Resilient Forests: History, Humans and Healthy Ecosystems

By Birds Canada

The birds that rely on the agricultural landscape of the Canadian Prairies, especially grassland birds, are in steep decline. Birds Canada’s work on the Canadian Prairies is focused on finding solutions to the systemic issues that are the root cause for bird population declines. This presentation will focus around the Bird-friendliness Index, and the role it can play in enabling an agricultural system that conserves birds while sustaining the livelihoods of the people on the land.

Speaker: As the Grassland Conservation Manager for Birds Canada, Ian Cook’s work largely focuses on finding solutions for conserving birds that rely on the Canadian Prairies. Along with his colleagues at Birds Canada, he works on finding systemic solutions to conserve birds, while sustaining the livelihoods of the people on the land. He received his BSc in Agriculture from the University of Manitoba in 2013, is a Professional Agrologist.

By Birds Canada

Join Birds Canada’s Prairie team for a free 10-week program focused on learning wetland birds and amphibians by sight and sound. Starting March 4, the MarshWatch – Prairie edition will include 10 evening webinars as well self-guided activities for you and your family. Later in the season you will have the opportunity to join guided wetland birding in select locations.