Towards Resilient Woodlots: Risk Assessment and Mitigation - Webinar #1 – Introduction

Online

By New Brunswick Federation of Woodlot Owners

Talk:

Introduction: Integrating climate change into forest management planning and climate-related risks

Speaker:

Dr. Anthony R. Taylor, RPF

Associate Professor of Forest Ecology and Management
Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Management
University of New Brunswick, Fredericton
Research Lab Website: www.unbformanlab.ca

Dr. Taylor is an Associate Professor of Forest Ecology and Management at the University of New Brunswick (UNB). He holds a BSc. in Environmental Science from Memorial University of Newfoundland and a MSc. and PhD. in Forest Ecology from Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Before joining UNB in 2021, Dr. Taylor worked for ten years as a Federal Research Scientist for Natural Resources Canada, studying the effects of climate change on Canada’s forests. Today, Dr. Taylor operates a large and productive research laboratory at UNB that focuses on ‘Climate-Focused Forest Management‘ — that is how forest management planning may be used to mitigate and adapt to climate change.

Restoration Planting – Invasive Species Removal at Hyla Park

Hyla Park Nature Preserve

Join Nature Trust of New Brunswick staff, in partnership with the New Brunswick Invasive Species Council, for an evening of hands-on restoration planting at Hyla Park Nature Preserve.

What The Food ?! - Local Food and International Trade

Online

By Food For All NB

In this 11th episode of Food For All NB's What the Food?! series, we hear from Suzanne Fournier on local food systems, international trade, challenges and solutions to food production, and more!

Innovation Speaker Series: Building Indigenous Housing Sovereignty

Online

• When: Wednesday, September 24, 2025 | 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. AT
• Where: Zoom | RSVP Now

Developed For Indigenous, By Indigenous

Across Turtle Island, Indigenous communities face urgent housing challenges. In Canada alone, over 80,000 Indigenous homes need repairs, and more than 14,000 require full replacement. In the U.S., over 68,000 Native American homes are substandard, many never even inspected.

Tantramar Community Climate Strike

starts outside R. P. Bell Library

The climate crisis only continues to worsen and as a community we must demand bolder climate action from our leadership.

Tantramar and Mount Allison University should be doing a lot more to align our community to international and national climate goals.We deserve a green future and action is needed now to make that a possibility.

We aim to restate the unmet demands of the 2019 youth climate strikes and bring forth new calls for builing a green and livable future for Tantramar.

Great Fundy Coastal Cleanup on Western Isles Nature Preserve

Western Isles Nature Preserve (Meeting Location)

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Location: Western Isles Nature Preserve

Meeting Location: Lords Cove Wharf, Deer Island, Lords Cove, NB E5V 1J1 45.006476, -66.945907

Date: September 27, 2025

Time: 8:00 a.m - 4:00 a.m

Great Fundy Coastal Cleanup on Bliss Island Nature Preserve

Bliss Island Nature Preserve (Meeting Location)

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Location: Bliss Island Nature Preserve

Meeting Location: Brunswick Street Fisherman's Wharf

180 Brunswick St, Blacks Harbour, NB 45.05524, -66.7937

Date: September 27, 2025

Time: 8:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m

Sikniktuk Adventure Days

Elsipogtog Community Hall

By Maqamigew Anqotumeg Inc  

We have some good news to share! Sikniktuk Adventure Days has been rescheduled for September 27th 2025.

Please join us for a day of education and exploring our beautiful and important ecosystems such as salt marshes and dunes.

The event is FREE to attend, but spots are limited, and registrations are accepted in order of submission - so please register if you are interested!