GERMINATING CHANGE: Exploring a native plant strategy for restoration in New Brunswick—Dieppe

Rotary St-Anselme Park

Let's explore how native seeds and plants can help restoration in New Brunswick!

Germinating Change: Exploring a native plant strategy for restoration in New Brunswick

 

Date and Location:
July 29th, 10am to 3pm
Rotary Ste Anselme Park,
505 Melanson Rd, Dieppe, NB E1A 7Z3

Financing Watershed Security – Assessing Promising Mechanisms Across Canada

Online

By Our Living Waters

Healthy watersheds are essential to safe drinking water, flood and drought resilience, biodiversity conservation, agricultural productivity, and community wellbeing. Yet many of the organizations responsible for monitoring, planning, and coordinating watershed stewardship continue to rely on short-term, project-based funding that limits their ability to plan, retain staff, and build lasting partnerships for collaborative governance.

Protecting our Waterways: A Great Fundy Coastal Cleanup Webinar

Online

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

• Location: Virtual (Microsoft Teams meeting)
• Date: Wednesday, July 29
• Time:  6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Description: Join Nature Trust staff, Matt Abbott, Marine Program Director with the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, and Lewnanny Richardson, Species at Risk Program Director with Nature NB, for a webinar that will explore the vital role of New Brunswick's marine ecosystems, discuss the key threats these environments face, and highlight ongoing marine conservation efforts throughout the province.

Free Public Legal Education Webinar: The Law and Policy of Herbicide Spraying on Crown Lands in New Brunswick

Online

Join ECEL, along with guest speakers from Stop Spraying New Brunswick and the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, for a free public webinar on the legal and policy framework governing herbicide spraying on Crown lands in New Brunswick.

• When: Thursday, July 30, 12 - 1:30 p.m. Online via Zoom

This session will break down how herbicide use is regulated, the roles of federal and provincial governments, and how members of the public can get involved in decision-making and advocacy.

The webinar is free to attend and open to everyone. French interpretation available. Register now to receive your Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ASyoNSMoTIS1CfRWCTA4hQ 

Coastal Connections Beach Clean Up and Birding Walk

Beresford Beach and Beresford Sportplex

By Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Join CCNB and the Chaleur Bay Association to cleanup precious migration zones and get involved with citizen science bird watching!

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick welcomes you to Beresford Beach for a morning of beach cleanups and birding! Our goal is to help out our migratory bird populations precious feeding, nesting and resting spots around the province, starting in Beresford!

MarshWatch

GDDPC Office

By Birds Canada

Join us for a morning stroll along one of New Brunswick’s most important salt marshes! The Cormierville Marsh provides crucial breeding and migration stopover habitat for shorebirds and waterfowl and is one of the best places to appreciate the unique characteristics of salt marshes.
Come learn more about this marsh and its inhabitants on a guided MarshWatch outing with Birds Canada, Nature NB, and the Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group (GDDPC) on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 10 a.m.

Whether you're an experienced naturalist or just starting to learn the local wildlife, this event is a great opportunity to appreciate nature and connect with other enthusiasts.

We hope to see you there!

Lichen Learning Experience - Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve

Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Description:

Curious about lichens? Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick for a hands-on, family-friendly Lichen Learning Experience at Caughey-Taylor Nature Preserve in Bocabec!