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Presenter: Greg Stroud
“Sable Island: Canada’s newest National Park”

The North American Invasive Species Forum is an international event encompassing the interests of professionals and organizations involved in invasive species management, research, and regulation across North America.

Virtual Meeting
Presenter: Karen Vanderwolf
“Bats -- Their Present Status in New Brunswick and Man-Made Suggested Housing”

Please join the Wood Pellet Association of Canada and its media partner Canadian Biomass Magazine for the first-ever Maritime Bioheat Conference, Net Zero by 2030: Growing the Region’s Largest Source of Renewable Energy.

Wednesday, June 2, at 7:30pm, a biweekly Decolonizing Book Club is being launched, guided by Mi’kmaw educator Chris George. As Chris explains, “Fundamentally, decolonizing means building relationships and raising awareness. We need settler support, because the laws and structures that harm Indigenous peoples are put in place by a settler government. This is an opportunity to build those relationships and raise awareness.”

Presenter: David Bell, “Birding Across Canada – On the Way to 500 Species”

Join Nature Canada in a conversation with The Honourable Bernadette Jordan, Canada’s Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard on July 15th at 12:30PM EST. RESCHEDULED.

Join Nature Canada in a conversation with The Honourable Bernadette Jordan, Canada’s Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard on July 22nd at 12:30PM EST.

SSNB's Media Event (report card to elected political parties in the 60th Legislature) will be rescheduled until late August/Early September (Before the Committee on Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability reconvenes).

The media conference will be broadcast live on SSNB’s public Facebook group and we plan to send out a Zoom invite link for media to join on Thursday morning. At the media conference, SSNB will issue a report card for the performance of the four political parties that were elected to the 60th NB Legislature in 2020, in response to a petition with 35,000 hand-written signatures to ban herbicide spraying on public land (crown forests, NB Power right of ways). SSNB will also report on progress of the SSNB  pledge campaign, during which political candidates are asked to sign a pledge form to #StopSprayingNB. 




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At the media conference, SSNB will issue a report card for the performance of the four political parties that were elected to the 59th NB Legislature in 2020. Three of the elected parties had promised action on the #StopSprayingNB issue during the election campaign. In addition to our issue being an important election issue just as it was in 2018, we need to remind everyone that SSNB has had the largest petition in NB history with 35,000 hand-written signatures to ban herbicide spraying on public land (crown forests, NB Power right of ways).

This year’s theme is CNA2021: Leading Innovations to Achieve a Net-Zero World. Canada’s goal of net-zero emissions by 2050 can only be met with innovative advances in clean energy production. The nuclear industry is poised to play a leading role in transforming energy systems around the world, with small modular reactors (SMRs), advances in hydrogen and isotopes, and other innovations. This year’s annual Conference and Trade Show explores the leading-edge projects and technologies that promise to make Canada’s nuclear industry an indispensable part of our clean energy future.

As naturalists and bird watchers we are always “out in nature” looking for birds, plants, insects and many other things. But do we always know if what we are studying is native to our region or introduced?  And if introduced, what effect does it have on our native species?  The presentation for our first meeting of the 2021/22 Nature Moncton season on September 21st will focus on these questions.  The New Brunswick Invasive Species Council (NBISC) is a collaborative organization that works to protect our province’s environment, economy, and recreational interests from the threat of invasive species. This presentation will provide an overview of invasive species ecology and impacts, particular species of concern in the province, how to ID them and what steps you can take to prevent their introduction and spread. Whether you are a birder, hiker, gardener, camper, boater, or simply enjoy walking with your dog, everyone has a role to play!

This year, Every Child Matters is growing from a single day to a full week of Truth and Reconciliation programming.

The Maritime Energy Association is hosting a virtual conference featuring influential guest speakers and covering topics such as regulatory coordination among the Maritime provinces, achieving net zero in the region, what’s next in renewables, oil and gas, SMRs, hydrogen, and more.

The Forum is a key knowledge exchange event for public health and allied health professionals, researchers, policy-makers, academics, students and trainees committed to sharing their research, best practices and policies to deal with the impacts of climate change on infectious disease in Canada.

The New Brunswick Environmental Network is turning 30 and while we were excited to celebrate in person with you, concerns over COVID-19 have shifted our plans. The Eco-confluence and AGA will now take place online via Zoom, Saturday, October 16th.

Travailler ensemble pour lutter contre les changements climatiques est l’un des quatre objectifs de la COP26. Comment y parvenir? Face aux enjeux environnementaux actuels, comment favoriser l’engagement des individus et des collectivités? Et si cela passait par une meilleure conscience de notre appartenance à la nature? Dans cet apprentissage d’une écocitoyenneté plus que jamais nécessaire, quel rôle jouent l’éducation, formelle ou non formelle, et les mouvements de mobilisation citoyenne?

From November 11-14, AEE’s 49th Annual International Conference will convene attendees to promote, define, develop, and apply theories and practices of Experiential Education. Our Conference is intentionally designed to create a collaborative environment where you can grow your career, discover valuable new strategies to integrate into your work, and develop lasting personal and professional relationships.