| Week 08 |
| Tuesday. 18 February, 2025 | |
| 10:30 am |
NNE: Let's Talk: Climate Change Adaptation (1)Online It’s time to ramp up the environmental learning! The Sustainability Education Alliance (a collaborative of the New Brunswick Environmental Network) is hosting a free bilingual virtual learning series called “Nurturing Nature in Education.” The series will take place between February 11th and March 26th. These workshops are geared towards K-12 teachers across New Brunswick and they are either English, French, or Bilingual. In some cases, co-learning with the students is encouraged! Topics include climate change adaptation, Two-Eyed Seeing, forest health and herbicide spraying, eco-anxiety, sustainable development goals, and more. |
| 3:30 pm |
NNE: Eco-anxiety: How to Discuss Ecology With Children and Teenagers? (2)Online It’s time to ramp up the environmental learning! The Sustainability Education Alliance (a collaborative of the New Brunswick Environmental Network) is hosting a free bilingual virtual learning series called “Nurturing Nature in Education.” The series will take place between February 11th and March 26th. These workshops are geared towards K-12 teachers across New Brunswick and they are either English, French, or Bilingual. In some cases, co-learning with the students is encouraged! Topics include climate change adaptation, Two-Eyed Seeing, forest health and herbicide spraying, eco-anxiety, sustainable development goals, and more. |
| 7:00 pm |
Nature Moncton February MeetingRotary Pavilion, Mapleton Park FEBRUARY MONTHLY MEETING PRESENTATION Sixty-plus Years of Birding in New Brunswick Tuesday February 18, 2025 at 7 PM Mapleton Rotary Park Lodge Presenter: Jim Wilson This presentation will provide a retrospective look at the many changes in New Brunswick bird populations since Jim began birding and keeping a regular journal about New Brunswick birds and nature in 1963. At least one bird species has been extirpated in the province and many other populations have declined. Some have declined but later rebounded to their former numbers, others have expanded their breeding ranges into the province and one entirely new bird has been recognized by scientists. This presentation will provide some insight into the why and how these shifts happened and what we might expect next. Jim Wilson, who many of us have met in the field, has been an active naturalist and birder throughout most of his life. He has contributed to the natural world in numerous ways including serving on the board for Nature NB and establishing the Point Lepreau Bird Observatory, an important spot for recording seabird migration along the Fundy coast. Jim was awarded the Roland Michener Conservation Award from the Canadian Wildlife Federation in 2018, and he received the Order of New Brunswick in 2019. Come join us for what will be an enlightening and entertaining evening. This will be an in-person presentation at the lodge, but anyone can join via Zoom at the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89179802982?pwd=3W1zwXJKMh4eGsizqfvAF3NbnyAfz5.1 All are welcome, Nature Moncton member or not. |
| Wednesday. 19 February, 2025 | |
| 11:30 am |
Lunch and Learn Series: The Business Case for Green Infrastructure and Nature-Based ApproachesOnline Learn about the business case for nature-based solutions (green infrastructure) in the first webinar in our lunch and learn series about integrating nature-based solutions into community plans! |
| 1:00 pm | |
| Thursday. 20 February, 2025 | |
| 7:00 pm |
Why Salmon Matter in Oceans, Rivers, and Forests—Nature Saint John February MeetingRockwood Park Interpretation Centre Join us for our monthly club meeting on Tuesday, February 20th at 7pm at the Rockwood Park Interpretation Centre.
This month, we are thrilled to welcome three university students who are conducting research on Atlantic salmon and their ecological importance. Each student will give a brief presentation on their work, followed by a Q&A session.
We look forward to seeing you there! |
| Friday. 21 February, 2025 | |
| 10:30 am |
NNE: Discover Why Forest Herbicide Spraying on Public (Crown) Land Is a Problem and Explore Alternative Solutions (2)Online It’s time to ramp up the environmental learning! The Sustainability Education Alliance (a collaborative of the New Brunswick Environmental Network) is hosting a free bilingual virtual learning series called “Nurturing Nature in Education.” The series will take place between February 11th and March 26th. These workshops are geared towards K-12 teachers across New Brunswick and they are either English, French, or Bilingual. In some cases, co-learning with the students is encouraged! Topics include climate change adaptation, Two-Eyed Seeing, forest health and herbicide spraying, eco-anxiety, sustainable development goals, and more. |
| 2:00 pm |
NNE: A Practical Guide for Teachers: Using Narrative and Visual Tools to Learn about Environmental, Health, and Community Challenges (1)Online It’s time to ramp up the environmental learning! The Sustainability Education Alliance (a collaborative of the New Brunswick Environmental Network) is hosting a free bilingual virtual learning series called “Nurturing Nature in Education.” The series will take place between February 11th and March 26th. These workshops are geared towards K-12 teachers across New Brunswick and they are either English, French, or Bilingual. In some cases, co-learning with the students is encouraged! Topics include climate change adaptation, Two-Eyed Seeing, forest health and herbicide spraying, eco-anxiety, sustainable development goals, and more. |
