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By Saint John Naturalists Club

You are invited to join Susanne Bonnell for a guided Coastal Birding excursion in the Maces Bay area, with planned stops at Boyles Cove, Cassidy Lane, and Dipper Harbour. The outing will focus on sea ducks, loons, and alcids, though a variety of other winter birds are always possible along the coast.

By Climatlantic

Join Stephanie Poirier from the Standards Council of Canada and Marla Desat from the Natural Research Council of Canada to learn more about construction standards, codes, and guidelines, and where to access these resources. Yash Vyas from the ReCover Initiative will explore adapting older buildings to increase resilience to extreme weather and support community health and safety.

By Nature NB

Location: 387 Rte 970, Baie Verte, NB

Come check out this fun, family-friendly event celebrating birds and nature! The Chignecto Naturalists Club will be there with some of our resources and would love to see you!

By Conservation Council of New Brunswick
Location: Tire Shack Brewing CoMoncton, NB

Overview

Join the Conservation Council of New Brunswick for a community conversation about electricity and rising energy costs in our province.

Many New Brunswickers are feeling the impact of rising energy costs. The Conservation Council wants to hear from you so we can share your concerns, solutions and ideas about energy affordability with decision-makers and push them to make better choices.

By Collectif Eau Québec

La science participative joue un rôle clé dans l’amélioration des connaissances sur l’état de nos milieux aquatiques, tout en favorisant l’engagement citoyen, l’éducation scientifique et l’action locale. Ce webinaire mettra en lumière des approches concrètes, éprouvées et inspirantes, ancrées dans les réalités du territoire québécois.

By Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Back by popular demand, we’re bringing you another forestry webinar on April 21 from 12-1 p.m. for Earth Week!

By Nature Moncton

Join Marsh Monitoring Field Coordinator Gwendolyn Clark for an exploration of how citizen science contributes to population monitoring efforts for wetland birds. You’ll hear about the wonders of wetland habitats and their many ecosystem functions, the birds that call these habitats home, and how the Maritimes Marsh Monitoring Program tracks these elusive species. You’ll also get an introduction to the new Maritimes MarshWatch educational program, designed to make you a pro at identifying wetland species so you can start collecting data!

By Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society New Brunswick

Next week, on Earth Day, we’re going to Dorchester to talk about marine protection

By Nature Conservancy of Canada

This Earth Day, discover practical ways to support nature from your home and beyond!

Even the smallest actions can make a real difference for wildlife and the ecosystems we all depend on.