Sunday. 17 July, 2022 - Saturday. 23 July, 2022
Week 29
Tuesday. 19 July, 2022
9:00 am

Invasive Species Removal Event: Japanese Knotweed (Taymouth, NB)

Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is an incredibly invasive woody-stemmed species that is an aggressive spreader and is a threat to forest biodiversity and even building foundations. You’ll learn how to identify Japnese knotweed and how to manage it as best as possible (unfortunately it’s nearly impossible to eradicate)!
Wednesday. 20 July, 2022
4:00 pm

Invasive Species Removal Workshop at Blueberry Hill Nature Preserve

Isaac MacLean from the NB Nature Trust will lead this workshop on invasive species removal. You will gain valuable skills in monitoring for invasive species on nature preserves and the methods used to remove them. Together with Isaac, the group will also install an invasive species solarization box and stain the bridge on the preserve.
Thursday. 21 July, 2022
2:00 pm

Overview of the Canadian Greenhouse Gas Offset Credit System Regulations

Online

This webinar will provide an overview and answer questions on the Canadian Greenhouse Gas Offset Credit System Regulations. A high-level overview of the Credit and Tracking System (CATS) and next steps for Canada’s GHG Offset Credit System will also be provided.
6:00 pm

BioBlitz Invasion - 4 Part Series

KWRC Demonstration Site

 

The Kennebecasis Watershed Restoration Committee is hosting a 4 Part BioBlitz Invasion at our demonstration site on the Millstream river. Come explore what our watershed has to offer for biodiversity.

6:00 pm

Invasive Species Removal Event: Japanese Knotweed & Woodland Angelica (Hyla Park)

New Date! Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and New Brunswick Invasive Species Council for an Invasive Species Removal Event at Hyla Park, Fredericton, NB.

Woodland angelica (Angelica sylvestris) and Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) are both invasive species that are aggressive forest invader that threaten biodiversity.

Managing invasive species is an important part of stewardship and at this event, you’ll learn how to identify woodland angelica and Japanese knotweed and how to best manage and remove them from the property.

Friday. 22 July, 2022
12:00 am
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