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By Birds Canada

Join us for a morning stroll along one of New Brunswick’s most important salt marshes! The Cormierville Marsh provides crucial breeding and migration stopover habitat for shorebirds and waterfowl and is one of the best places to appreciate the unique characteristics of salt marshes.
Come learn more about this marsh and its inhabitants on a guided MarshWatch outing with Birds Canada, Nature NB, and the Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group (GDDPC) on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 10 a.m.

Whether you're an experienced naturalist or just starting to learn the local wildlife, this event is a great opportunity to appreciate nature and connect with other enthusiasts.

We hope to see you there!

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

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Curious about lichens? Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick for a hands-on, family-friendly Lichen Learning Experience at Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve in Bocabec!

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

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Join Nature Trust of New Brunswick staff, in partnership with the New Brunswick Invasive Species Council (NBISC), the New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council (NBAPC), and the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), for a session of hands-on invasive species removal and restoration planting at Hyla Park Nature Preserve in Fredericton. Together, we’ll remove glossy buckthorn, an invasive shrub threatening the park’s ecosystem, and plant native trees and shrubs to help support local wildlife and biodiversity.

By Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group

The very first Cocagne Country Colours Natural Fibre Festival!

August 7 and 8, from 1pm to 4pm at the Farm Marcel Goguen (475 Cocagne South Road). Cocagne Country Colours offers workshops, demos, booths, a natural fibre exhibit, live music, the launch of a documentary and more!

Let's explore how native seeds and plants can help restoration in New Brunswick!

Germinating Change: Exploring a native plant strategy for restoration in New Brunswick

 

Date and Location:
August 12th, 10am to 3pm
Unity Centre,
241 Canada St, Fredericton, NB E3A 4A1

By Conservation Council of New Brunswick

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Join the Conservation Council and EOS Energy to cleanup precious migration zones and get involved with citizen science bird watching!

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick welcomes you to Johnsons Mills Shorebird Reserve for a morning of beach cleanups and birding! Our goal is to help out our migratory bird populations precious feeding, nesting and resting spots around the province, in partnership with EOS Eco Energy!

Let's explore how native seeds and plants can help restoration in New Brunswick!

Germinating Change: Exploring a native plant strategy for restoration in New Brunswick

 

Date and Location:
August 26th, 10am to 3pm
Daly Point Nature Reserve,
2105 Carron Dr, Bathurst, NB E2A 5Z7

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Each year, we are blown away by all of the dedicated volunteers, staff, sponsors, partners, and individuals who take the initiative to join a cleanup or to lead their own cleanups.

By Conservation Council of New Brunswick

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Join the Conservation Council and Nature Trust to cleanup precious migration zones and get involved with citizen science bird watching!

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick welcomes you to Saints Rest Salt Marsh for a morning of beach cleanups and birding! Our goal is to help out our migratory bird populations precious feeding, nesting and resting spots around the province, in partnership with the Nature Trust of New Brunswick for the Great Fundy Coast Clean-Up!

By Nature Saint John

The last Wander & Walk of 2026!

Join us for a slow and curious walk around Little River Reservoir, following the main loop trail through the mix of open water, forest, streams and wetlands that make this such an interesting spot for wildlife.