Events

Sunday. 15 March, 2026 - Saturday. 21 March, 2026

Week 12

Sunday. 15 March, 2026
11:00 am	Grant Writing Workshop Mt Whatley Community Hall By Tantramar Overview A great opportunity for local not-for-profit organizations looking for new tips on how and where to access grant funding. Description Unlock the secrets to successful grant writing with our dynamic "Grants 101" session, designed exclusively for non-profit organizations. This interactive workshop will empower you to navigate the grant process with confidence, from uncovering your organization's "why" to building meaningful relationships with funders. You’ll discover how to craft persuasive proposals, create effective budgets, and use language and visuals that make your applications shine. Along the way, we’ll tackle common challenges, explore ethical AI tools, and dispel myths about grants. Whether you're new to grants or ready to refine your skills, this session provides the insights and resources to help your non-profit thrive and make a lasting impact.
Monday. 16 March, 2026
10:00 am	Being An Ally: Turning Words Into Action: Grades 9-12 (Teachers with Their Classes) Online This series of three webinars offers valuable insights and activities aimed at fostering allyship, Truth and Reconciliation, and land-based learning in the classroom. These sessions are designed for early childhood educators and teachers of Grades 6-12, with a focus on both personal reflection and practical strategies.
6:30 pm	Being An Ally: Turning Words Into Action: Early Childhood Educators Online This series of three webinars offers valuable insights and activities aimed at fostering allyship, Truth and Reconciliation, and land-based learning in the classroom. These sessions are designed for early childhood educators and teachers of Grades 6-12, with a focus on both personal reflection and practical strategies.
Tuesday. 17 March, 2026
10:00 am	Being An Ally: Turning Words Into Action: Grades 6-8 (Teachers with Their Classes) Online This series of three webinars offers valuable insights and activities aimed at fostering allyship, Truth and Reconciliation, and land-based learning in the classroom. These sessions are designed for early childhood educators and teachers of Grades 6-12, with a focus on both personal reflection and practical strategies.
7:00 pm	March Meeting Presentation Mapleton Park Rotary Lodge By Nature Moncton Date: March 17, 2026, at 7:00 PM Place: Mapleton Lodge (No Zoom) Presenter: Nelson Poirier
Wednesday. 18 March, 2026
12:00 pm	Integrating Accessibility: Extreme Weather and Vulnerable Populations Online By CLIMAtlantic Learn about real-life examples of communities, individuals, and groups actively working on increasing local resilience to extreme weather events. Join us on: March 18th, 2026 - Integrating Accessibility: Extreme Weather and Vulnerable Populations April 8th, 2026 - From Maps to Action: Flood Hazard Preparedness in Lennox Island First Nation May 13th, 2026 - Resilient Forests: History, Humans and Healthy Ecosystems
4:30 pm	Youth Environmental Law Workshop - Saint John Oland Hall, UNB Saint John Campus By East Coast Environmental Law Overview What is the role of law and policy in addressing environmental issues? How can you advocate for the right to a healthy environment in NB? This free workshop is designed for all youth ages 15-25. Join us from 4:30 - 6:30 PM on March 18 at UNB Saint John in Oland Hall room 104 to hear from East Coast Environmental Law, the Youth Environmental Action Network, the Environmental Rights Caucus, and the UNB Green Society about the role of law and policy in addressing environmental issues, efforts to make a right to a healthy environment the law in New Brunswick, and opportunities to take part in this important work.
5:00 pm	Habitat Restoration & Water Quality Presentation Salisbury Lions Club By Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance is hosting an excellent evening focused on habitat restoration and water quality, and we’d love to see strong community support for this one
Thursday. 19 March, 2026
4:30 pm	Youth Environmental Law Workshop - Fredericton Marshall d'Avray Hall By East Coast Environmental Law Overview What is the role of law and policy in addressing environmental issues? How can you advocate for the right to a healthy environment in NB? This free workshop is designed for all youth ages 15-25. Join us from 4:30 - 6:30 PM on March 19 at Marshall d'Avray Hall room 334-1 at UNB to hear from East Coast Environmental Law, the Youth Environmental Action Network, the Environmental Rights Caucus, STU Sustainability, and MLA David Coon about the role of law and policy in addressing environmental issues, efforts to make a right to a healthy environment the law in New Brunswick, and opportunities to take part in this important work.