La nuit des idées - « Pouvoir agir : réinventer la participation des citoyens dans un monde en mutation » à la bibliothèque publique de Moncton, 644 rue Main (Débats en français, entrée libre).
La politiste Réjane Sénac, directrice de recherche CNRS au Centre de recherches politiques de Sciences Po (Paris) et le philosophe Alain Deneault (Université de Moncton) dialogueront lors d’une table ronde modérée par la journaliste Noémie Avidar (Radio-Canada). Ils s’interrogeront sur l’urgence de la mobilisation citoyenne face aux grands enjeux actuels, la nécessaire convergence des luttes écologiques et sociales, et l’articulation entre les mobilisations aux échelons global et local.
L’artiste pluridisciplinaire Paul Bossé proposera plusieurs performances pour réveiller nos consciences sur l’urgence d’agir pour l’environnement. Des représentants d’associations locales de défense de l’environnement viendront échanger avec vous sur leurs actions.
En partenariat avec l’Ambassade de France, la Bibliothèque publique de Moncton et l’Université de Moncton
Join your fellow Saint John community members at Haven Music Hall for the first workshop in our Connections Workshop Series. These workshops are designed to teach practical skills, build community solidarity, and empower collective action.
Join Conservation Council of New Brunswick this Earth Week for a free, interactive webinar on Wednesday, April 23, exploring how energy efficiency can benefit the environment and your wallet. Hosted by the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, this engaging session will highlight the role of energy efficiency in reducing energy poverty, lowering household costs, and cutting carbon emissions.
Looking to connect with nature and learn more about birds? Join Saint John Naturalists Club for an exciting workshop called "Birding for Beginners" with Hank Scarth of the Saint John Naturalists Club on April 27th from 9AM-12PM at the Rockwood Park Interpretation Centre.
National Volunteer Week Breakfast 2025 ‘Volunteers Make Waves’
A special tri-community public event will be held this year to thank and recognize community volunteers that give of their time and dedication to so many organizations. The National theme is ‘Volunteers Make Waves’ and volunteers will be sharing their stories demonstrating the ways they are truly making a difference in the lives of so many!
Join Saint John Naturalists Club on May 3 from 8:00–11:00 AM for a guided birding walk at The Rez with Hank Scarth.
The Little River Reservoir Trail offers a variety of habitats, attracting an exciting mix of breeding birds. We’ll explore the area in search of waterfowl, warblers, thrushes, and more. The route follows a level, compacted gravel road with a few short detours into the woods, making it an easy walk for all. Total distance: 3.5 km.
Presented by: Saint John Community Coalition
Highlighting the role of education in fostering awareness and action for biodiversity conservation. 
Exploring the critical connections between biodiversity and human health. 
Addressing the intertwined challenges of climate change, urbanization and biodiversity loss. 