Levels of Service at a Watershed Scale

By Aim Network

Moncton NB, January 27th Venue TBD

Facilitated by Stephanie Paradis-Leger, researcher in applied ecology at INNOV

Join us in January for training on managing infrastructure services at a watershed scale.
Your community relies on natural assets every day: rivers and aquifers that supply drinking water, wetlands and forests that manage runoff, beaches that reduce erosion, and natural spaces that support recreation and tourism.

These assets don’t stop at municipal boundaries, yet they directly affect your budgets, service delivery, and ability to secure funding under programs guided by the National Adaptation Strategy.

This hands-on workshop will show you how to link natural assets with conventional infrastructure, define service levels at a watershed scale, and come prepared to advocate for your community in discussions with provincial agencies, landowners, and funding bodies.

Atlantic Air Quality and Health Workshop

Radisson Kingswood Hotel & Suites, Fredericton, NB

By NB Lung

NB Lung is excited to invite you to the upcoming Atlantic Air Quality and Health Workshop, taking place January 28–29, 2026, at the Radisson Kingswood Hotel & Suites, 41 Kingwood Way, Fredericton, NB E3C2L4, in a bilingual, hybrid format.

This 1.5-day event will bring together professionals, researchers, and stakeholders from across the region to explore the important connections between air quality, health, and climate change.

Climate Risk and Vulnerability Workshops - French

Online

By Climatlantic

Where: Online, via Zoom
Language: French

In these sessions, you and a small group of peers will learn the principles of climate risk and vulnerability assessments, adaptation, and resources to support your work.

National Freshwater Data Strategy: Data Governance for Informed Decision-Making

Online

By Our Living Waters

This bilingual national webinar with simultaneous translation will be hosted by Our Living Waters and will feature experts from the Canada Water Agency (CWA), the Canadian Institute for Health Information, and the Office of Canada’s Chief Science Advisor who will present examples of federated data governance and data stewardship.

Sikniktuk Climate Adaptation Information Session

Elsipogtog Community Hall

By Sikniktuk Climate Adaptation

To all Elsipogtog community members, please join us on January 28th at the Elsipogtog Community Hall for updates on the Sikniktuk Climate Adaptation project and to give you all the opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas on climate adaptation in Elsipogtog and New Brunswick.

We will have food and door prizes available, and the event is open to all ages. We look forward to seeing you!

Connecting the Drops: Water Management in an Evolving World

Crowne Plaza Moncton Downtown

By Canadian Water Resources Association

Venue: Crowne Plaza Moncton Downtown, 1005 Main St, Moncton, NB E1C 1G9

Schedule:

• Thursday, January 29th: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (Optional) Technical Workshop
• Friday, January 30th: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Conference
• Saturday, January 31st: CWRA National Board Meeting

Registration closes on January 23rd. Secure your spot today!

Accelerating the Adoption of Nature-based Solutions: Community Engagement and Co-creation

Online

We’re excited to announce the 2026 Nature-based Solutions Webinar Series, a four-part learning journey focused on accelerating the adoption of nature-based solutions (NbS). Held every Thursday from January 15th to February 5th, this series explores the four foundational themes that make NbS successful: governance and policy alignment, financing and valuation, community engagement, and knowledge and capacity building. Join us to strengthen your understanding and support climate-resilient, community-rooted development.