Events

Sunday. 05 April, 2026 - Saturday. 11 April, 2026

Week 15

Monday. 06 April, 2026
12:00 am	Explore Fundy Maple's Forest Management Plan Moncton By Fundy Biosphere Region and University of New Brunswick The UNB Capstone team, in collaboration with FBR, will lead guided tours at Fundy Maple, showcasing the sustainable forest management plan developed for our sugar camp. The event highlights how this work supports biodiversity conservation. Location: 6 Dewey Road, Turtle Creek, Moncton.
Tuesday. 07 April, 2026
11:30 am	Rendez-vous annuel de la communauté de Victimes des pesticides du Québec Online By Association pour la santé publique du Québec L'ASPQ a le plaisir de vous convier au tout premier Rendez-vous annuel de la communauté de Victimes des pesticides du Québec : un moment de rencontre, d'apprentissage et d'inspiration !
7:00 pm	Nature Miramichi Monthly Meeting Presentation Friendly Neighbour Sr. Citizens Centre By Nature Miramichi April 7: Gwendolyn Clark (via Zoom) – Maritimes Marsh Monitoring Program Join Marsh Monitoring Field Coordinator Gwendolyn Clark of Birds Canada to explore how citizen science supports wetland bird conservation. Learn about the wonders of wetland habitats, their vital ecosystem functions, and the birds that depend on them. Discover how the Maritimes Marsh Monitoring Program tracks elusive wetland species and how its data is informing conservation efforts in the Miramichi area. Finally, be introduced to Maritimes Marsh Watch, a new program designed to build your wetland species identification skills!
7:00 pm	Monthly Kitchen Table Online By ACORN Join us for next month's Kitchen Table Farmer Discussion!
Wednesday. 08 April, 2026
12:00 pm	From Maps to Action: Flood Hazard Preparedness in Lennox Island First Nation 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
12:00 pm	Midday Meetup: Engaging Students and Communities in Air Quality Science Online By New Hampshire Environmental Educators Air quality affects all of us—but how often do students get to explore it firsthand? In this Midday Meetup, we’ll hear from experts bringing air quality science to life across New Hampshire. Brian Fitzgerald, Kathleen Simmons, and Sarah-Ellen Calise will each share what their organizations are currently working on—from real-time monitoring and data visualization to outreach and citizen science initiatives.
2:00 pm	Effects of freshwater thermal stress on Atlantic salmon Online By The Foundation for Conservation of Atlantic Salmon Language: English EFFECTS OF FRESHWATER THERMAL STRESS ON ATLANTIC SALMON. Presented by : Dr. Renata Mazzei, Postdoc, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS)
4:00 pm	Applying the Bird-friendliness Index to Address Systemic Drivers of Grassland Bird Declines Online By Birds Canada The birds that rely on the agricultural landscape of the Canadian Prairies, especially grassland birds, are in steep decline. Birds Canada’s work on the Canadian Prairies is focused on finding solutions to the systemic issues that are the root cause for bird population declines. This presentation will focus around the Bird-friendliness Index, and the role it can play in enabling an agricultural system that conserves birds while sustaining the livelihoods of the people on the land. Speaker: As the Grassland Conservation Manager for Birds Canada, Ian Cook’s work largely focuses on finding solutions for conserving birds that rely on the Canadian Prairies. Along with his colleagues at Birds Canada, he works on finding systemic solutions to conserve birds, while sustaining the livelihoods of the people on the land. He received his BSc in Agriculture from the University of Manitoba in 2013, is a Professional Agrologist.
6:30 pm	Here comes the Sun: Driving a Renewable Energy Revolution Online Seniors for Climate is proud to host a timely discussion with climate author and activist Bill McKibben. This webinar will highlight the urgent need to raise our voices, and build a stronger, more effective climate movement together.
9:00 pm	MarshWatch – Prairies 2026 - ID Session 3 Online By Birds Canada Join Birds Canada’s Prairie team for a free 10-week program focused on learning wetland birds and amphibians by sight and sound. Starting March 4, the MarshWatch – Prairie edition will include 10 evening webinars as well self-guided activities for you and your family. Later in the season you will have the opportunity to join guided wetland birding in select locations.
Thursday. 09 April, 2026
10:16 am	Moncton Workshop: Indigenous Agriculture & Food Systems Engagement Centennial Rotary Lodge By Mokwateh and Farm Credit Canada Overview Join us in Moncton to explore opportunities for creating more inclusive and resilient agriculture and food systems!
Friday. 10 April, 2026
12:00 pm	Overview of Climate Change and coastal hazards in Nova Scotia’s construction industry Online By Climatlantic Join Alex Cadel, Nova Scotia Climate Services Specialist, to learn about climate risks and coastal hazards that affect the construction industry. The session will cover how a changing climate can impact buildings, day-to-day operations, and what tools and approaches are available to help the sector adapt.
Saturday. 11 April, 2026
9:00 am	Coastal Birding Excursion with Susanne Bonnell Saint John By Saint John Naturalists Club You are invited to join Susanne Bonnell for a guided Coastal Birding excursion in the Maces Bay area, with planned stops at Boyles Cove, Cassidy Lane, and Dipper Harbour. The outing will focus on sea ducks, loons, and alcids, though a variety of other winter birds are always possible along the coast.