Final Lunch & Learn Talk for 2025

Online

By CLRA

Our last lunch & learn talk for 2025 is this coming Wednesday, November 26th from 12pm - 1pm AST. This talk will feature Dan Khan, a project manager with the Mine Site Reclamation Environment Group, providing an update on Build NS's studies at former mines on Nova Scotia Crown Lands (2018-2025).

Damien Lee of Gimiwan on Decolonizing your Environmentalism: 3 Case Studies

Online

By Sustainability Network

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Canada's ENGO sector is in its infancy in terms of promoting decolonization. In this session, the Sustainability Network and Gimiwan Consulting will present three case studies drawn from ENGOs attempting to implement decolonial strategies in their work. The case studies will unpack successes and failures with an eye towards promoting broad sector learning about what decolonization can look like in environmental justice work in Canada.

Protecting Forests & Rivers Protects Communities

Bibliothèque du centenaire de Campbellton Centennial Library

Join CPAWS NB and the Restigouche Naturalists Club in Campbellton at the Campbellton Centennial Library to explore how strong forest and river protection helps keep your community healthy, safe, and thriving.

Workshop Series on Effective and Strategic Campaigns with Montana Burgess of Mountaintop Strategies

Online

By Sustainability Network

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Montana Burgess of Mountaintop Strategies will help ENGO's design campaigns and implement designs to run effective and strategic campaigns through this interactive 2-part training series.

This workshop is for ENGO staff or core volunteers trying to figure out how to develop a new campaign, revamp an existing campaign, or anyone wanting to brush up on the foundations of strategic campaigns. In this challenging time it can be hard to know where to start or how to focus to make progress and build momentum. If you are unsure what specific problem you are trying to be part of solving and how to do it this series can help.

Gull ID Workshop with Nelson Poirier and Richard Blacquiere

Rockwood Park Interpretation Centre

By Saint John Naturalists Club

It’s the absolute prime time of year to do some gull watching with our year-round resident gulls having just put on fresh plumage and our two northern species, the Iceland and Glaucous Gulls, having just/about to join us for the winter. Surprises are always a bonus.