Test your nature knowledge at Earth Week Trivia Night!
We are excited to be putting our own spin on trivia at York County Cider on April 22nd in celebration of #EarthWeek. Our theme? Spring nature and nature-themed music! Full details below:
Time: 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Location: York County Cider, 38 Main Street, Fredericton
Cost: By donation
Team size: Up to 6 people
Registration: Required - call York County Cider at 506.440.5416 to claim your teams spot!
A relatively new tool called “Future Building Design Values” lets construction professionals design buildings and bridges for the climate they will actually experience in the future. Join Armin Nikkhah, CLIMAtlantic’s Data + Science Lead, and Pouriya Jafarpur, a Physical Science Officer from Canadian Centre for Climate Services (CCCS), to learn more about how to use this user-friendly modeling to future-proof your projects.
We invite you to join us for this Lunch&Learn webinar focused on hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA)—a destructive invasive insect threatening hemlock stands across our region. This session is designed specifically for land managers, stewards, and property owners responsible for forests with Eastern Hemlock. The session will last approximately 30 minutes, with additional time for questions at the end.
The Dump & Run Yard Sale will be happening on April 25, 2026 from 9 am - noon behind the Tantramar Veterans Civic Centre, 182 Main St. Sackville. All items for sale have been donated by Mount Allison Students.
Meeting place: Parking lot at the Honourable Brenda Robertson Bridge, Moncton
Leader: Cathy Simon
Join us in helping clean up the riverfront for trail users, marsh wildlife, and our beloved downtown Peregrine Falcons. This is a great opportunity to take action for nature while enjoying some fresh air and good company.
For this episode of our "What the Food?!" series, Food For All NB is joined by Dr. Monika Korzun, Assistant Professor in the Sustainability and Environmental Studies program at St. Thomas University in Fredericton, and Seth Russell, student at St. Thomas University majoring in both Psychology and Sustainability and Environmental Studies.
The Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group (GDDPC), in collaboration with the Beausoleil Rural Community, invites you to a “Clean Up Your Shore” event on Saturday, May 2, 2026, starting at 9 a.m. in Beausoleil.
We are organizing a community cleanup (beach sweep) to protect the environment in celebration of Earth Day on April 22. Since its beginning, the GDDPC and residents of the Cocagne watershed have collected over 22,700 pounds of waste, thereby preventing pollution of our waterways.
By Conservation Council of New Brunswick
Catch our documentary, Hands in the Current: Stories of Work, Water, and Home, in Saint John! 
By New Brunswick Invasive Species Council
By Nature Trust of New Brunswick
By Food For All NB
By ACAP Saint John
