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By INNOV

THÈME DU MOIS : Technologies de la forêt

Les boisés privés sont depuis longtemps reconnus comme une source de satisfaction, de patrimoine et de richesse pour les propriétaires. Les raisons de posséder un boisé sont multiples, et l’objectif financier n’est pas toujours la motivation principale. Il n’en demeure pas moins que les arbres accumulent de la valeur, un peu comme un compte en banque vivant. Un jour ou l’autre, un propriétaire peut être approché par un entrepreneur intéressé à acheter son bois, ou envisager d’en vendre une partie pour répondre à un besoin financier.

By Collaborative for Health & Environment

Accurate reporting on chemicals and health is more important than ever before. While science clearly links chemical exposures to many health harms, this issue has become increasingly politicized. Petrochemical corporations often fuel the confusion and proactively manufacture doubt about the science.

Par Université de Moncton, campus de Shippagan

Les champignons sauvages vous intriguent ?

Joignez-vous à Émile Ferron, membre et cofondateur du Club des naturalistes de la Péninsule acadienne, pour une conférence intitulée « Quelques champignons sauvages de la Péninsule acadienne ».

What if the most important stories in nature are happening beneath our feet, unnoticed?

In this session, conservation storyteller Dara Ojo takes participants into the hidden world of arthropods through macro photography, revealing behaviours, interactions, and details rarely seen with the naked eye.

By Outdoor Learning School & Store
Join us for this FREE virtual inspiring and practical workshop to learn activities and resources for excellent nature-based learning!

Spending time in nature, year round helps develop a sense of belonging. When we belong we feel connected, nourished, and alive. In this workshop our expert presenters will share ideas, activities and inspiration from their water, nature, Land and camp curriculums.

Tuesday, July 14 at 4pm Pacific / 7pm Eastern Time

By Cornell Lab

Join Liz Clayton Fuller live for a sketching event that’s sure to be a blast! Sketch moving birds along with Liz as we watch the stars of the Cornell Lab FeederWatch Cam, or just sit back and enjoy watching Liz capture the birds on page! Liz will talk about her work, answer audience questions, and explain her techniques for depicting birds from life. Whether you’re simply curious about the artistic process, a fan of Liz’s work, or an artist yourself, you’re sure to have a lot of fun!

By Center for Health, Environment & Justice

Join us for our next monthly training webinar focused on Collateral Damage—the Cost of Living in a Toxic World.

Many of today's most common diseases are shaped not only by genetics and lifestyle, but also by the environments we inhabit. Join renowned speaker Bruce Lanphear in this talk that explores the hidden toll of toxic exposures, from lead's contribution to coronary heart disease to the roles of radon, arsenic, asbestos, and air pollution in the lung cancer epidemic. It also examines emerging evidence linking environmental chemicals to autism and Parkinson's disease. By tracing these connections, the talk highlights how preventable exposures have become major drivers of chronic disease—and how population-based prevention can improve health on a global scale.

By Collaborative for Health & Environment

Young people are at the forefront of movements for environmental justice, community health, and social change. Join us for an inspiring conversation with young adult advocates who are working to strengthen their communities through leadership, education, cultural knowledge, and collective action.

Par Société d'aménagement de la rivière Madawaska inc.

**Mise à jour importante**
Faute d’un nombre suffisant d’inscriptions, la formation prévue le **vendredi 26 juin** est **reportée**.

• **Nouvelle date : vendredi 24 juillet**
• **De 9 h à 12 h**
• **Lac Baker**

Join ECEL, along with guest speakers from Stop Spraying New Brunswick and the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, for a free public webinar on the legal and policy framework governing herbicide spraying on Crown lands in New Brunswick.

• When: Thursday, July 30, 12 - 1:30 p.m. Online via Zoom

This session will break down how herbicide use is regulated, the roles of federal and provincial governments, and how members of the public can get involved in decision-making and advocacy.

The webinar is free to attend and open to everyone. French interpretation available. Register now to receive your Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ASyoNSMoTIS1CfRWCTA4hQ