Join CLIMAtlantic's bilingual webinar on Balancing Community Needs and Climate Change within Nature-Based Approaches. We are pleased to welcome our guest speaker Adam Cheeseman, Program Director at Nature NB, and Allison Mackay, Conservation Planner at Birds Canada.
Want to find out more about the bats of New Brunswick and conservation actions you can take to help their populations?
Join the Nashwaak Watershed Association and the New Brunswick Federation of Woodlot Owners to hear from Dr. Karen Vanderwolf on Thursday, January 23rd at 3pm.
Are you interested in climate action and want to learn more about youth funding opportunities? Join CLIMAtlantic's online event to learn more about climate change adaptation and hear from various organizations about their funding opportunities!
It’s time to ramp up the environmental learning! The Sustainability Education Alliance (a collaborative of the New Brunswick Environmental Network) is hosting a free bilingual virtual learning series called “Nurturing Nature in Education.” The series will take place between February 11th and March 26th. These workshops are geared towards K-12 teachers across New Brunswick and they are either English, French, or Bilingual. In some cases, co-learning with the students is encouraged! Topics include climate change adaptation, Two-Eyed Seeing, forest health and herbicide spraying, eco-anxiety, sustainable development goals, and more.
It’s time to ramp up the environmental learning! The Sustainability Education Alliance (a collaborative of the New Brunswick Environmental Network) is hosting a free bilingual virtual learning series called “Nurturing Nature in Education.” The series will take place between February 11th and March 26th. These workshops are geared towards K-12 teachers across New Brunswick and they are either English, French, or Bilingual. In some cases, co-learning with the students is encouraged! Topics include climate change adaptation, Two-Eyed Seeing, forest health and herbicide spraying, eco-anxiety, sustainable development goals, and more.
It’s time to ramp up the environmental learning! The Sustainability Education Alliance (a collaborative of the New Brunswick Environmental Network) is hosting a free bilingual virtual learning series called “Nurturing Nature in Education.” The series will take place between February 11th and March 26th. These workshops are geared towards K-12 teachers across New Brunswick and they are either English, French, or Bilingual. In some cases, co-learning with the students is encouraged! Topics include climate change adaptation, Two-Eyed Seeing, forest health and herbicide spraying, eco-anxiety, sustainable development goals, and more.
Join us as we explore the lessons learned during our efforts to monitor and remove the highly invasive aquatic plant, Eurasian Watermilfoil, in Grand Lake, New Brunswick.
It’s time to ramp up the environmental learning! The Sustainability Education Alliance (a collaborative of the New Brunswick Environmental Network) is hosting a free bilingual virtual learning series called “Nurturing Nature in Education.” The series will take place between February 11th and March 26th. These workshops are geared towards K-12 teachers across New Brunswick and they are either English, French, or Bilingual. In some cases, co-learning with the students is encouraged! Topics include climate change adaptation, Two-Eyed Seeing, forest health and herbicide spraying, eco-anxiety, sustainable development goals, and more.
Want to find out more about the bats of New Brunswick and conservation actions you can take to help their populations?
Join us for a morning of hiking and curiosity through Odell Park. 
Join us as we explore the lessons learned during our efforts to monitor and remove the highly invasive aquatic plant, Eurasian Watermilfoil, in Grand Lake, New Brunswick. 
