| Week 31 |
| Tuesday. 30 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. |
| Wednesday. 31 July, 2024 | |
| 6:00 pm |
"Put a Cap on It" with Sierra Club CanadaHave the feeling individual Canadians aren't at fault for Canada missing emissions targets? You're right, so let's “Put a Cap on It” together! Wildfires now 'explode' on a regular basis, meanwhile oil & gas companies' huge profits & pollution hurt your wallet and our climate. Please join us in Fredericton and also help us promote this event! Speakers include:
A free dinner of pizza to be provided, because oil and gas CEOs don’t deserve a free meal, but you do.
We're at a pivotal moment in our fight against climate change, and your voice is more crucial than ever! As a community, we have the power to “Put a Cap on It” and hold wealthy oil and gas companies accountable and make them do their fair share to cut emissions as Canada's most polluting sector. And it's about time they did their fair share, since for every dollar of inflation over two years in Canada, 25 cents of what YOU paid in inflation went to oil and gas and mining extraction profits. Join us for an informal meeting in Fredericton and bring your friends! Share your concerns about climate change and its impacts, such as wildfires, loss of biodiversity, and hurricanes and let's pave the way for impactful environmental actions in Canada. |
| Thursday. 01 August, 2024 | |
| 12:00 am |
The Big Backyard BioBlitzReady, set, snap! It’s the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s 4th annual Big Backyard BioBlitz. This August long weekend, join thousands of newbies and seasoned BioBlitzers across the country in documenting the nature around them. All you need is a smartphone, tablet or digital camera. Just snap photos or record audio of birds, insects, plants and other creatures wherever you happen to be. Then share your observations to help scientists and environmental organizations understand and protect nature. |
| 11:30 am |
Emissions Cap Town Hall in SackvilleJoin us for informal meetings to share your concerns about climate change, wildfires, storms, and flooding and let’s pave the way for impactful environmental actions in Canada.
A free dinner to be provided, because oil and gas CEOs don’t deserve a free meal, but you do. Date: August 1st. Venue: Sackville Commons at 18 Lorne St. Time: 11:30 am. Food will be an assortment of things. Speakers include:
- Sabine Dietz and
- Gretchen Fitzgerald, Sierra Club Canada.
Our partner organization is the Tantramar Alliance Against Hydrofracking.
Have the feeling individual Canadians aren't at fault for Canada missing emissions targets? You're right. Wildfires now 'explode' on a regular basis, meanwhile oil & gas companies' huge profits & pollution hurt your wallet and our climate.
Join us in Sackville & let’s “put a cap on it.” We're at a pivotal moment in our fight against climate change, and your voice is more crucial than ever! As a community, we have the power to “PUT A CAP ON IT” a and hold wealthy oil and gas companies accountable and make them do their fair share to cut emissions as Canada's most polluting sector.
And it's about time they did their fair share, since for every dollar of inflation over two years in Canada, 25 cents of what YOU paid in inflation went to oil and gas and mining extraction profits.
Join us for an informal meeting in Sackville and bring your friends!
Share your concerns about climate change and its impacts, such as wildfires, loss of biodiversity, and hurricanes and let's pave the way for impactful environmental actions in Canada.
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| Saturday. 03 August, 2024 | |
| 12:00 am |
Taste The Tides / Goûter les maréesYou're invited to experience The Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park like you never have before! This new experience will leave you in awe as you enjoy the view of the beautiful Bay of Fundy and enjoy a three-course meal in style right on the ocean floor!Find out more and register here. |
