Building Resilience on Maritime Farms (Postponed)
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED
A free follow up workshop by the Climate Change Adaptation Collaborative to its November 2021 conference (click here to see recording)
Learn about the Environmental Farm Plan and how it can help the agricultural community adapt to climate change.
The Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) is designed to help farmers create a practical plan that encompasses environmental sustainability while also meeting the farmers economic and social needs. Addressing climate change is being incorporated within the plan. A national program, the EFP is delivered by NGOs across the country. In New Brunswick, the Agricultural Alliance of NB helps deliver the program and members of both the Agricultural Alliance of NB and The National Farmers Union of NB have to join the program.
This workshop aims to:
- provide a beginner guide to the EFP process: learn what it is, and how one gets implemented
- create opportunity to ask more nuanced and/or technical questions about the EFP
- bring farmers together with ENGOs to see where partnerships can be formed around the Environmental Farm Plan.
Participants will also hear about Riparian Restoration on Agricultural Land and the collaboration between NGO and Farmer in a Case-Study by Ben Whalen. Kennebecasis Watershed Restoration Committee (KWRC)
Agenda (Subject to change)
| Time | Session | Speaker |
| 13:00 | Welcome & Introduction | Zaheera Denath, New Brunswick Environmental Network |
| 13:15 | Climate Resilience on Maritime Farms | Dr. Bernard Soubry, McGill University |
| 13:45 | Evaluation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Carbon Capture on New Brunswick Farms | Leandro Passarini, CCNB-Innov, Grand Falls |
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Environmental Farm Plan - 101: A guide to the EFP process. What the EFP entails and how climate change factors can be integrated. |
Likhita Potluri, Agricultural Alliance of NB |
| Environmental Farm Plan - Advanced: Dive into the technical aspects of the EFP. How do climate change impacts factor in? |
John Russell, Agricultural Alliance of NB | |
| 15:05 | Case-Study: Riparian restoration on agricultural land | Ben Whalen, Kennebecassis Watershed Restoration Committee |
| 15:25 | Plenary: How can ENGOs support the agricultural community with climate change mitigation and adaptation? | Moderator: Suzanne Fournier, National Farmers Union of NB |
| 15:45 | Closing Remarks | |
| 16:00 | End | |
Event Information
| Event Date | Apr-06-2022 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm |
| Cut off date | Apr-05-2022 |
| Categories | CCAC Workshop |
Agenda
| 1:00PM | 13H00 |
Welcome and IntroductionZaheera Denath, New Brunswick Environmental Network |
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| 1:13PM | 13H15 |
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| 1:45PM | 13H45 |
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| 2:05PM | 14H05 |
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| 3:05PM | 15H05 |
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| 3:25PM | 15H25 |
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| 3:45PM | 15H45 |
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Speakers
Dr. Bernard Soubry
McGill University
Je suis chercheur postdoctoral en gouvernance alimentaire à l'Université McGill. Mes recherches portent sur l'adaptation au climat, la gouvernance des systèmes alimentaires et la politique internationale. Je travaille avec des agriculteurs et des acteurs du système alimentaire pour aider à construire des systèmes qui restaurent les terres et renforcent la résilience des systèmes alimentaires.
John Russell
EFP Facilitator, Agricultural Alliance NB
Au Nouveau-Brunswick, le Programme de planification environnementale à la ferme est offert par des organismes non gouvernementaux. John Russell est l'actuel animateur du PFE et il est responsable de la prestation des ateliers du PFE.
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