Johnson’s Mills Nature Walk

Johnson's Mills Interpretation centre

Join CPAWS New Brunswick and the Nature Conservancy of Canada at Johnsons Mills Shorebird Reserve for a nature walk to explore the land and seascape of the Chignecto Isthmus located beside the beautiful Bay of Fundy!

• Date: Tuesday, August 12 (Rain date: Wed., August 13)
• Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
• Location: Meet at Johnson’s Mills Interpretation Center parking lot (Full directions included below)

Register for the guided walk here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/nature-walk-at-johnsons-mills-tickets-1438955387299

Interactive Ocean Day

Rockwood Park Interpretation Centre

Join ACAP Saint John and Stonehammer Geopark for an interactive digital ocean exploration! Using the Canadian Ocean Literacy Coalition’s ocean map, we will explore the ocean around us through both physical and digital means.

Climate Adaptation in Atlantic Canada: How CLIMAtlantic Can Help?

Online

Here’s everything you need to know:
August 13th – 12pm Atlantic: Climate Adaptation in Atlantic Canada: How CLIMAtlantic Can Help (45 minutes)

In our final part of the Adaptation Essentials series, we will explore the different tools and services CLIMAtlantic offers that can advance your adaptation efforts. Learn more about our Coastal Adaptation Toolkit (CAT), Climate Adaptation and Resilience Training (CART), Networking Map, Adaptation Library, and other free resources available to you! Presented by our team members Amanda Marlin (Training & Learning Manager), Armin Nikkhah (Science & Data Lead), and Jenna Miller (NB Climate Services Specialist).

Ocean Day

Tin Can Beach

Join ACAP Saint John to learn about ocean science and the Bay of Fundy through hands-on activities and demonstrations! Free of charge, all ages welcome.

Volunteer Info Session - Shorebird Conservation and Education Project

Irving Nature Park - Barn venue

By Saint John Naturalists Club

Our Shorebird Conservation and Education Project runs from August 23 to September 21, and we’re looking for volunteers to help protect the beach’s vital shorebird roosting area during this critical migration period.

Volunteers are needed for 2.5-hour shifts on weekends (including Labour Day Monday), timed around high tide. No experience necessary, we’ll provide full training. Snacks and drinks provided.

Volunteers are loaned an official ID vest to wear during shifts. You’ll also receive a Shorebird of the Year ball cap which is yours to keep as a thank you!

Registration is required.

À la découverte des plantes comestibles de nos milieux naturels

Marché Régional de Caraquet

le Marché régional de Caraquet vous invite à une rencontre fascinante avec Rachelle Robichaud, membre du Club des naturalistes de la Péninsule acadienne et passionnée de nature et de savoir ancestraux.

Fundy Coastal Cleanup

New River Beach Provincial Park

By CPAWS 

Do you want to help make a difference in our provincial parks and have fun doing it? Join our Get Outside team at the Barnaby Head trailhead for a guided nature walk followed by a trail cleanup. This event is a part of the Nature Trust of New Brunswick’s Great Fundy Coastal Cleanup. 

• Saturday, August 16th 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM.
• New River Beach Provincial Park, Barnaby Head Trail (New River Beach Nature Trail, 29 Carrying Cove Rd, New River Beach, NB E5J 1J3) 
• This event is FREE!
• Please bring a hat, sunscreen, bug spray, sturdy shoes, lunch, snacks, and water.
• Materials for the cleanup will be provided to participants.
• All ages and experience levels are welcome to join.

Please register today: New River Beach Cleanup – led by the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and CPAWS NB