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Join us for Roots Run Deep: Building Resilient Forests Beyond Planting Day—a hands-on webinar designed to help you nurture seedlings into mature, thriving forests. Planting trees is just the beginning; true success lies in the care that follows. Without proper aftercare, even the most well-intentioned planting projects can struggle—but with the right knowledge, you can dramatically improve survival and growth.

Led by Michelle Evans, Reforestation Programs lead at Community Forests International , this session will equip you with practical strategies to support seedlings long after they’re in the ground. Don’t let your planting efforts end with the last shovel of dirt—register today to give your seedlings the best chance to thrive!

You’ll learn how to:

• Care for successful restoration projects
• Navigate post-planting protocols that reduce shock and stress
• Determine the ideal watering frequency
• Use soil amendments and additives to boost seedling resilience

This 60-minute session includes a 40-minute deep dive followed by a 20-minute Q&A.

Perfect for land stewards, Watershed groups, municipal teams, Indigenous-led projects, educators, and anyone planting trees in New Brunswick or beyond, this webinar is hosted by the New Brunswick Environmental Network in partnership with Community Forests International and funded by the 2 Billion Trees Initiative.

Date & Time: Wednesday, October 1, 2025, at 1:00 PM to 2:00 pm ADT (via Zoom).

 

What to harvest and burn to support a healthy forest?

Join the Nashwaak Watershed Association Inc. and the NB Federation of Woodlot Owners to hear from forestry professional Shawn McGrath on Tuesday, November 4, from noon until 1 PM.

By Mokwateh and Farm Credit Canada

Overview

Join us in Moncton to explore opportunities for creating more inclusive and resilient agriculture and food systems!

By Re.Climate

Do some Canadians really believe climate change is a hoax?

It’s hard to believe, but in 2025 this was a legitimate question for up to 34 per cent of Canadians. It’s a deeply worrying trend that speaks to shifting national conversations around economic security and national unity. And it’s put Canadians in a double bind: Canadians support cleaner energy at home, but feel the country’s broader economic future—thanks in part to sustained political and industrial messaging—depends on fossil fuels.

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

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:
August 12th, 10am to 3pm
Unity Centre,
241 Canada St, Fredericton, NB E3A 4A1

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:
August 26th, 10am to 3pm
Daly Point Nature Reserve,
2105 Carron Dr, Bathurst, NB E2A 5Z7

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:
September 10th, 10am to 3pm
Kennebecasis Public Library,
1 Landing Ct, Quispamsis, NB E2E 4R2

By Children’s Healthcare Canada

How can we ensure children and youth receive the right care, in the right place, no matter where they live?

On September 23, Children’s Healthcare Canada is bringing together leaders from across Canada for Bridging the Distance: Bold Solutions for Rural and Remote Child Health - a national virtual forum focused on advancing more equitable, accessible, and innovative healthcare for children and youth living in rural, remote, northern, and First Nations communities.