NNE: Water Is the Teacher, Change Is the Lesson

Online

It’s time to ramp up the environmental learning! The Sustainability Education Alliance (a collaborative of the New Brunswick Environmental Network) is hosting a free bilingual virtual learning series called “Nurturing Nature in Education.” The series will take place between February 11th and March 26th. These workshops are geared towards K-12 teachers across New Brunswick and they are either English, French, or Bilingual. In some cases, co-learning with the students is encouraged! Topics include climate change adaptation, Two-Eyed Seeing, forest health and herbicide spraying, eco-anxiety, sustainable development goals, and more.

Nature Moncton March Meeting

Mapleton Park Rotary Lodge

MARCH MONTHLY MEETING PRESENTATION

“TICK TALK”: TICKS IN NB AND HOW TO LIVE WITH THEM

TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 2025, 7:00 PM

MAPLETON ROTARY LODGE

PRESENTER: NELSON POIRIER

Ticks have been with us in New Brunswick for a very long time but have not been a human problem. That has changed dramatically in recent years as the one species that is the number one vector of arthropod-carrying disease organisms in the US is very rapidly moving into Canada. This species is the Black-legged Tick, which has become a major health concern in NS and is now expanding its range into NB.