From November 11-14, AEE’s 49th Annual International Conference will convene attendees to promote, define, develop, and apply theories and practices of Experiential Education. Our Conference is intentionally designed to create a collaborative environment where you can grow your career, discover valuable new strategies to integrate into your work, and develop lasting personal and professional relationships.
FOOD FOR ALL NB invites you to get LOUD ABOUT FOOD during a two-day virtual event
Loud About Food is a landing place to reflect on the food security response to COVID-19 over the past 19 months, reconnect with our peers and each other, learn from individual and shared experiences, and consider what happens next.
We are currently planning a 2-day conference in Fredericton, NB for woodlot owners, foresters, academics and all persons interested in the impacts of climate change on our forests and what we can do now to adapt for the future.
With Parks Canada and the Canadian Parks Council and guidance from Indigenous elders and colleagues, the Canadian Parks Collective for Innovation and Leadership is excited to host the second pan-Canadian Parks and Protected Areas Research eSummit from February 22 to 25, 2022 along with a complementary year-long webinar and dialogue series.
The Atlantic Canada Flood Mapping Conference aims to address some of the key challenges concerning flood hazard mapping methodologies applied in the Atlantic provinces. The event will host presentations from both flood mapping practitioners and flood map users followed by interactive discussions to facilitate knowledge sharing across academia, government, non-profit organizations, Indigenous communities, and consultants.
The targeted outcome is to bring more clarity for local stakeholders across the flood mapping framework, as well as to highlight best practices in the region.
Organizations and Individuals can submit applications to speak or facilitate an engaging learning experience at the conference until October 31st, 2022, through the Google Form linked below. If you have any questions, concerns, or require any accessibility accommodations, please contact Tzomi Jazwicki ([email protected]) and/or Jordan Kilgour ([email protected]). Proposals are being reviewed on a rolling basis - don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of this incredible event!
The New Brunswick Alliance of Lake Associations will be holding the biennial conference on lake health on February 25, 2023 (10 am to 12:30; ZOOM). The theme this year is “Living by the Lake”. The challenge of living by the lake is to find a balance between enjoying the natural beauty and recreational opportunities while also protecting the fragile ecosystem of the lake. Whether a property owner is new to lake living or a generational cottage/home owner, we need to create an understanding that all human activity has the potential to impact lake health and this is amplified by the increase in water temperature secondary to climate change. Topics to be explored will include understanding water quality monitoring in relation to lake health; impact of development on shoreline management/remediation; protecting the role of wetlands in promoting biodiversity; and the impact of recreational activity on aquatic wildlife. A detailed program will be provided once speakers are confirmed.
Location: Online and in-person at the John G. Diefenbaker Building in Ottawa, ON.
As a part of the efforts related to advancing environmental equity, Environment and Climate Change Canada is facilitating Canada's Environmental Justice and Racism Symposium (the Symposium). If you are already working in this space, you are invited to participate in this pre-consultation to inform the development a national strategy to assess, prevent, and address environmental racism and to advance environmental justice.
The Symposium will encourage discussions from a diversity of perspectives, experiences and identities such as:
youth advocacy groups environmental non-governmental organizations academics
Ways to participate
Please note that in person participation is limited, and that registration is open until August 30, 2024. Registration for virtual participation is open until September 6, 2024.
Date: September 13 – 14, 2024.