| Week 30 |
| Tuesday. 23 July, 2024 | |
| 9:00 am |
Wild Child Summer ProgramWild Child Summer Program hosted by Knowlesville Art & Nature School
Ages: 3-12 Dates: July 2nd – August 14th (7 weeks) Tuesdays & Wednesdays 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Cost: $70/week (or $360 for all 7 weeks) The children have the opportunity to engage positively with their natural environments; discovering all the wonders the outdoors has to offer. Through various fun activities, games, art, and discussions, children will learn about our native plants, animals, trees, and basic ecological concepts. They will connect using their body, heart and mind and be given the freedom to use their imagination, play and just enjoy being kids in the summertime!
Find the registration form here.
Please send your Summer Camp Registration Form for each child to [email protected]. Full payment is due upon registration for all camps. Please send camp payments to [email protected]. Find the Facebook event page here. |
| 2:00 pm |
Webinar: Solar 101Online |
| Wednesday. 24 July, 2024 | |
| 5:00 pm |
Capacity Webinar Series: Leadership TransitionOnline The Capacity Building Institute offers ongoing learning opportunities for Executive Directors, senior staff, and Board members of nonprofit organizations through our FREE virtual training series around nonprofit fundamentals.
Join our host, Sam Laprade, for a 1-hour discussion addressing various capacity-building topics! When: Wednesday July 24th, 5pm - 6pm AST Where: Online Registration details can be found here. |
| Friday. 26 July, 2024 | |
| 12:00 am |
International Monarch Monitoring Blitz 2024The International Monarch Monitoring Blitz is taking place this year from July 26-August 4, 2024. This is an annual event held across North America and is coordinated by a variety of partners across the continent. In Eastern Canada, this BioBlitz is coordinated by the Insectarium at Space for Life in Montreal through the project Mission Monarch.During this survey period, community organizations and individuals alike are encouraged to look for Monarchs and Milkweed in their communities and backyards, and to report on their findings to Mission Monarch. Eggs, caterpillars, chrysalides, and adult butterflies can all be counted during this survey, along with various Milkweed species, including the two species native to New Brunswick: Common Milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) and Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata). Find out more information, including BioBlitz dates and locations, here. |
| Saturday. 27 July, 2024 | |
| 10:00 am |
Living Shorelines in TabusintacWhat: Living Shoreline ProjectWhere: Tabusintac Riverside Cemetery, 128 Old Manse Rd. When: July 27th, 10am - 4pm Get hands-on experience and share knowledge on how to reduce erosion along watercourses and rivers using natural and native species. Prizes to be won! |
| 1:00 pm |
Native Plant WorkshopJoin the Nashwaak Watershed Association and special guest presenter Andrew Mathis for a fun and educational workshop all about native plants!Come join us for a fun and informative workshop where you can learn all about native plants! Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this event is perfect for anyone interested in landscaping with local flora. Our expert speaker will cover topics such as plant identification, cultivation tips, and the benefits of using native plants in your garden. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with nature and fellow plant enthusiasts. See you there! Find the event page and reserve your spot here. |
| 2:00 pm |
Ceramics In Nature With EarthSol Ceramics
Location: Hyla Park Nature Preserve Date: July 27, 2024 Time: 2:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. Cost: $40.00 per person (for supplies) Leader: Shinaid Jane Grace, EarthSol Ceramics Number of Available Registrations: 20 Description: Join the Nature Trust to explore clay and nature with local ceramist Shinaid of Earthsol Ceramics! For $40.00 participants will explore their connection to nature, community, and art through this interactive and outdoor ceramic workshop. *$40.00 materials fee required upon registration to hold your spot. Please send e-transfer to [email protected] Cost of the event covers: - Clay materials- Artist’s time (pre and post event) - Use of the Kiln Meet Shinaid: Through clay, Fredericton-based artist Shinaid Jane Grace, relates to our natural world. Within her business, EarthSol Ceramics, designs are inspired by natural patterns, colours, and especially fungi. Shinaid tends toward sculptural perspectives on functional forms— think chanterelles growing out of teapots. This naturalist artist’s work points toward interconnectedness and aims to elevate human connection with nature. Participants will use their hands to create coil-made cups which can be pressed with botanicals. Working with a variety of native flora, participants will be encouraged to explore texture through plant life and clay and learn more about the sustainable and renewable practice of ceramics as an art form. Participants will be able to keep their cup after their process in the kiln. Pick-up will be at the Nature Trust of New-Brunswick’s office, date to be announced at the time of the event. What to Bring: - Water bottle - Sun protection (hat, sunscreen) - Bug spray - Clothes you do not mind getting a bit dirty - A blanket or anything that makes you at more comfortable on the ground |
