Sunday. 11 May, 2025 - Saturday. 17 May, 2025
Week 20
Sunday. 11 May, 2025
1:00 pm

Participate in the protection of the natural heritage of Belle-Baie and Belledune - session in english

Café de la Barque, Pointe-Verte

Join the Discussion:

Does the local environment matter to you?

Come and exchange ideas and collaborate with the Chaleur Bay Watersheds Group to guide our actions towards better protecting the natural heritage of Belle-Baie and Belledune.

Snacks will be served at 2:00 PM

Session in English 
Tuesday. 13 May, 2025
6:30 pm

Weekly Casual Nature Walk - TBA

Join Saint John Naturalists Club every Tuesday from May 6 to September 2 for a relaxed, slow-paced nature walk where we take our time, stop often, and appreciate the world around us. These walks have no set theme—just an opportunity to explore, observe, and connect with both nature and each other.
Wednesday. 14 May, 2025
6:30 pm

Going Zero Food Waste

Fredericton Public Library

How to increase your grocery budget while reducing Climate emissions

Fredericton households waste $1600 worth of groceries every year, straining our community resources and our climate. How did we get here and what can we do about it?
Thursday. 15 May, 2025
7:00 pm
Saturday. 17 May, 2025
8:00 am

Birding at K-Park & Bishop’s Lands with Hank Scarth

Portage Rd

Join Saint John Naturalists Club on May 17 from 8:00–11:00 AM for a guided birding walk at K-Park & Bishop’s Lands with Hank Scarth.

This birding hotspot offers a variety of habitats, attracting warblers, woodpeckers, flycatchers, thrushes, and raptors. The nearby lagoons are also a great place to spot ducks, shorebirds, swallows, and more.
10:00 am

Volunteer Training Day

Mapleton Acadian Forest Nature Preserve

Our hands-on training days are perfect for new and returning volunteers to learn essential field skills, brush up on best conservation practices, and connect with fellow nature enthusiasts. From maintaining trails, restoring habitats, removing invasive plants, and more, you’ll gain practical experience while making a direct impact on our shared environment.

Why You Should Join Nature Trust of New Brunswick


Enhance Your Skills: Learn new techniques and best practices for stewarding and conserving our natural areas.

Make a Difference: Contribute directly to the preservation and care of our natural heritage.

Connect with Nature: Enjoy hands-on experiences with our beautiful nature preserves.

Network and Share: Connect with fellow volunteers and exchange ideas and experiences.

Bring a Friend: Encourage a friend or family member to join us and experience the joy of volunteering together!
2:00 pm

Guided Hike at Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve (Paddlefest)

Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve

Join Nature Trust staff for a refreshing guided wellness hike through the beautiful Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve during Paddlefest in St. Andrews! This scenic hike to Berry Point and back offers a perfect opportunity to connect with nature, unwind, and take in stunning coastal views.
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