NBISC Invasive Species BioBlitz 2023

You’re invited to join NBISC’s first Invasive Species BioBlitz!

From September 17th – 24th, look for invasive plants, insects, wildlife, or evidence of disease in your area and submit a photo or video of it to the “NBISC Invasive Species BioBlitz 2023” iNaturalist project. Not only is this a great way to explore your backyard and local natural areas, but your observations will help NBISC and our partners to track the spread of various invasive species and improve our ability to manage them.

Open Farm Day - Pizza and Music!

Farmstand - Fundy Farms

On this day botanical fusions abound! The taste of fresh sourdough homemade pizzas (made by Rebekah @hearthandhive),topped with homemade Sauces , fresh veggies from the gardens and then baked in an outdoor wood oven! Fresh greens on the side and a taste of a sweet dessert!

Greenlaw Mountain Hawk Watch Field Trip

Capacity Building Series: Youth Engagement Workshop

Online

NATURE MONCTON MEETING PRESENTATION “Growing Native Species in your Backyard”

Rotary Pavilion, Mapleton Park

Engaging with the Clean Electricity Regulation

Online

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick and the Ecology Action Centre are teaming up to co-host a webinar on Engaging with the Clean Electricity Regulation on Sept 21st 2023 from noon-1 PM Atlantic. This webinar will dig into the CER and look specifically at the context for Atlantic Canada with the goal of supporting organizations and individuals in Atlantic Canada who want to make submissions to ensure a strong and robust CER. The submission window is open and closes November 2nd, and we are hoping to emphasize getting some of the key loopholes which will allow for emissions on the grid past 2035 eliminated.

Marine Conservation Community Learning Session - St. Andrews

Join CPAWS NB for an evening of discussion on marine conservation and how you can get involved in the conversation.

More information.

Hall's Creek Cleanup

Hall's Creek by Briggs Cross Rd

The Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance works to protect and restore the health of the watersheds flowing into the Shepody Bay, in Southeastern New Brunswick. Help restore our watershed by participating in this cleanup at Hall’s Creek!