Clothing Swap

Mount Allison University

By EOS Eco-Energy

EOS is partnering with the the MTA Geography & Environment Society to host a clothing swap in Tweedie Hall in the Wallace McCain Student Centre (60 York Street, Sackville, NB).

Solar Energy Workshop

Tantramar Civic Center

By EOS Eco-Energy

EOS is partnering with Woody Thompson (Fundy Solar) and Zac Wheeler (Wheeler Electric) to host a free solar education workshop from 12-2 pm at the Tantramar Civic Centre (182 Main Street, Sackville, NB).

Supporting Youth in Learning from the Land

Online

By Outdoor Learning School & Store

Free 1 Hour Virtual Workshop! Tues, Feb 10 at 4pm Pacific / 7pm Eastern Time

Join experienced Indigenous Educators and Curriculum Designers Launa, Sherrelle and Jenna who will share about favourite resources and offer hands-on activities for supporting youth in learning from the Land. Non-Indigenous educator Jade will reflect on how incorporating these teachings and resources have helped her grow and decolonize her teaching practice and how you can do this in an appropriate way too!

Mapping our Future: How Spatial Health Data Can Enable Climate Resilience

Online

By Climatlantic

Language: English, with live interpretation to French

In our final webinar, we’ll explore the power of community health research in becoming more climate-resilient. Mary-Ann Standing and Kate Kelly from UPEI’s Centre for Health and Community Research will discuss:

Digital Storytelling Lunch and Learns for Non-profits: Video Editing for Social Media in a Bilingual Context

Online

Join us on February 11 for a practical session on video editing for social media in a bilingual context. Across Atlantic Canada, there are various Anglophone and Francophone audiences for non-profits that demand bilingual content. This interactive workshop will cover software, equipment, tips and workflows for creating short, engaging videos that work effectively in both English and French. Participants will have the chance to learn and share about how to plan bilingual content, edit with a few software options, and adapt videos for different platforms while staying accessible and consistent across languages. Ideal for communications staff, community groups, and anyone managing social media in bilingual settings.

Register for the second webinar in the series, "NGO video storytelling in 2026," here.

Centering Youth Voices: Introduction to Youth Friendly Principles for ENGOs with Apathy is Boring

Online

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. Registrants will also be linked to a short, practical resource package summarizing AisB’s Youth Friendly recommendations, key concepts, and links to tools.

Drawing heavily on Apathy is Boring’s Youth Friendly resources and experiences, Sydney Penner and Erika De Torres explore how environmental non-governmental organizations can move beyond tokenism to engage young people meaningfully. They will introduce practical strategies to share power, co-create initiatives, and design programs and governance structures that are responsive to youth needs, experiences, and leadership.

CHANGED DATE Is solar power right for me? Two examples of grid-connected and off-grid solar panels

Centre 50 de Cocagne

By Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group

You are invited to a information evening on solar energy. First, Jacques Giguère will explain how his and his partner Monique Niles’s ecological home, with an off-grid solar system (not connected to NB Power), allowed them to reduce their carbon footprint by 80% without sacrificing modern comfort. Then, Francine Hébert will present how their solar panels (connected to NB Power) have reduced their electricity bill. The information evening will take place on Thursday, February 11 (in case of a storm, February 18) at 6:30 p.m. at Centre 50 in Cocagne. Organized by the GDDPC. (the presentation will be in French)

The meeting will also be streamed live on our YouTube channel. You can follow it here.

Participer, voter, se présenter : comprendre les élections municipales 2026

Online

By Rioux-Walker Service Consult

Overview

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.

Addressing Risks and Vulnerabilities within Land use Planning

Online

By Climatlantic

Where: Online, via Zoom
Language: English, with live interpretation to French

In the first practitioner-led session, Hope Parnham from Dv8 Consulting explores how land use planning can be used as a practical, proactive tool to reduce climate-related risks and vulnerabilities in communities. The session will also examine the limitations of land use planning alone and the importance of aligning land use decisions with broader policy, infrastructure, and risk-management tools.

The Energy Mix on Solutions Journalism: How Climate News Builds Momentum for Action

Online

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.

Join us for a conversation about the essential role of independent climate news reporting. This session is for anyone trying to build momentum for climate solutions—on the front lines, or in federal and provincial policy.

EDCs & Reproductive Health: Effects of chemical mixtures on ovarian function

Online

By Collaborative for Health & Environment

Up to 15% of women of reproductive age are infertile, with ovarian disorders as the leading cause. These disorders include primary ovarian insufficiency, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), anovulation, and aneuploidy.

Thus far, the underlying mechanisms of ovarian dysfunctions remain largely unknown but have been related to exposure to environmental endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs), including dioxins, phthalates, bisphenols, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Most prior research focuses only on a single EDC, but humans in the real world are exposed to complex EDC mixtures.

The Big Push: New Nuclear Projects in Canada

Online

By Know Nuclear Waste

From construction underway for not-so-small “Small Modular Reactors” at the Darlington site to plans for new mega-reactors at the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, Peace River and now Wesleyville, the nuclear industry is running a seeming juggernaut nuclear expansion campaign and governments are on nuclear spending sprees. Join this session to hear about nuclear expansion plans in Canada, from New Brunswick to Alberta.

Flood Proofing Webinar

Online

By EOS Eco-Energy

EOS staff will be hosting a Friday lunchtime webinar from 12:00-1 pm that will provide an overview of DIY ways you can reduce your home’s flood risk! No registration required.

Great Backyard Bird Count at Hyla

Hyla Park Nature Preserve

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Location: Hyla Park Nature Preserve
Parking/Meeting Area: 150 Greenwood Drive Fredericton, E3A 3T6

Description:
Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick as we celebrate Valentine’s Day by taking part in the annual Great Backyard Bird Count! Together, we’ll spend the morning surveying our beloved Hyla Park Nature Preserve, taking note of all the feathered friends we see and hear along the trails.