| Week 06 |
| Sunday. 01 February, 2026 | |
| 11:00 am |
Women & their Woods Guided Winter Hike: Tree and Wildlife IDBy Nashwaak Watershed AssociationOverview Join us for an educational winter hike in the Nashwaak Watershed! At this second meeting of our new "Women & their Woods" group, meet other women who own property, big or small. Join us for a guided snowshoe hike through the Nature Trust of New Brunswick's Leaning Cedar Nature Preserve in Nashwaak Bridge. We will explore the preserve while looking out for wildlife tracks, scat, and tree species to identify. |
| Monday. 02 February, 2026 | |
| 8:30 am |
Mission to Marsh North American PremiereOnline By Ducks Unlimited CanadaOn World Wetlands Day, Ducks Unlimited Canada brings the global wetlands story home—hosting the North American premiere of the award-winning documentary, Mission to Marsh. |
| Tuesday. 03 February, 2026 | |
| 12:00 pm |
Forests and Ecologically Based Forestry in NB - Part 2Online By Conservation Council of New BrunswickDate:
This series will include three webinars exploring forests and ecologically based forestry in New Brunswick. Join us on your lunch break with the Conservation Council of New Brunswick's Forest and Freshwater Director Marieka Chaplin as we learn more about New Brunswick's current forest management practices and how we can advocate for more sustainable forestry. We'll hear from forest management experts who are at the frontlines of sustainable management research and answer your pressing questions concerning our forests. The more New Brunswickers know, the better we can support our forests to become more resilient to the impacts of wildfire, flood, pests, and disease. |
| 6:30 pm |
Hammond River Angling Association Annual General MeetingHammond River Conservation Centre By Hammond River Angling Association Join us at our AGM on February 3rd at 6:30pm at the Conservation Center! There will be a presentation on Cyanobacteria and the cyanotrackers. We will also be discussing our 2025 projects and the overall state of the watershed. We would love to see you there! |
| 7:00 pm |
Nature Miramichi Monthly MeetingBy Nature Miramichi
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| Wednesday. 04 February, 2026 | |
| 9:30 am |
Rooted Together: From Seed to Stewardship/ Enracinés ensemble: Des semencesBy World Wildlife Fund CanadaOverview Let's talk native seeds and plants! Together we will identify what is already working, uncover gaps and spark new ideas for future projects. Rooted Together: From Seed to Stewardship February 4th, 2026, Lily Lake Pavillon : Wallace McMurray Room |
| 11:30 am |
Participer, voter, se présenter : comprendre les élections municipales 2026Online By Rioux-Walker Service ConsultOverview Webinaire inclusif pour comprendre les élections municipales 2026 et renforcer la participation citoyenne locale. Les élections municipales de 2026 approchent. Que vous soyez électrice, électeur, future candidate ou candidat, ou simplement curieuse ou curieux de mieux comprendre la démocratie locale, ce webinaire est pour vous. Dans le cadre du projet Gouvernance municipale inclusive, ce webinaire vise à rendre le processus électoral municipal plus accessible, à démystifier les rôles et responsabilités des élus municipaux, et à encourager une participation citoyenne diversifiée et représentative. |
| Thursday. 05 February, 2026 | |
| 9:00 am |
Sector Adaptation Deep Dives – Nova Scotia Community of Practice EventOnline By CLIMAtlanticJoin us for this opportunity to learn more about sector-based adaptation in Nova Scotia. This event will include short presentations from sector coordinators in NS (ex: Electricity, Christmas Trees, Archeology), followed by multiple rounds of breakout rooms to provide a deeper dive into the adaptation work being done by each sector. |
| 11:30 am |
Accelerating the Adoption of Nature-based Solutions: Knowledge, Data, and Capacity BuildingOnline 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. |
| 8:00 pm |
Canada Update 2026: Nuclear Waste Burial & the NWMOOnline By Know Nuclear WasteAn overview and update on the Nuclear Waste Management Organization's efforts to develop a deep geological repository for all of Canada’s high level nuclear fuel waste, now proposed for the Revell site in northwestern Ontario. The webinar will provide an update on the NWMO technical program and promotional activities, including their plans for transportation, nuclear fuel waste transfers, and the deep geological repository itself. The session will include a status report and next steps on the federal review of the NWMO’s waste processing facility and deep geological launched on January 5th and on the NWMO’s intended additional repository for intermediate and “other” high-level radioactive wastes. |
| 9:00 pm |
Thriving in an Age of Disasters: How to build emotional resilience and take actionOnline By Climate Resilience Fund and other partnersClimate change isn’t just transforming our planet — it’s shaping how we think, feel, and show up in the world. In the midst of escalating disasters and uncertainty, what does it truly mean to thrive? And how can we build the emotional resilience needed to face these challenges while staying grounded, hopeful, and engaged? |
| Friday. 06 February, 2026 | |
| 12:00 pm |
Vermicomposting Workshops - French VersionBy Fredericton City HallFredericton City HallHave you always wanted to compost but don’t have outdoor space? Worm composting could be the perfect fit for you. Join the City for one of our worm composting workshops this November! For a discounted price of $50 for City residents, participants will go home with a fully equipped composting bin, complete with live worms and everything you need to get started. |
| 1:00 pm |
The Rise of Climate Denialism & Use of Social MediaOnline By Sustainability Network*Please note, all registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the sessions. The recording will be available for 60 days. Why are anti-climate messages resonating at a time when extreme weather disasters are escalating and solutions to the crisis have never been stronger? What can people who care deeply about a liveable planet do to counter their influence? |
| Saturday. 07 February, 2026 | |
| 10:00 am |
Vermicomposting Workshops - English VersionBy Fredericton City HallFredericton City HallHave you always wanted to compost but don’t have outdoor space? Worm composting could be the perfect fit for you. Join the City for one of our worm composting workshops this November! For a discounted price of $50 for City residents, participants will go home with a fully equipped composting bin, complete with live worms and everything you need to get started. |
| 1:00 pm |
Canning and Preserves Workshop at Open SkyBy EOS Eco-EnergyEOS is partnering with local community member Emilie McBride to host a FREE canning workshop at Open Sky Co-op (12 Folkins Drive, Sackville, NB) from 1-3:30 pm. |
