Volunteer Training Day

Our hands-on training days are perfect for new and returning volunteers to learn essential field skills, brush up on best conservation practices, and connect with fellow nature enthusiasts. From maintaining trails, restoring habitats, removing invasive plants, and more, you’ll gain practical experience while making a direct impact on our shared environment.

Why You Should Join Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Enhance Your Skills: Learn new techniques and best practices for stewarding and conserving our natural areas.

Make a Difference: Contribute directly to the preservation and care of our natural heritage.

Connect with Nature: Enjoy hands-on experiences with our beautiful nature preserves.

Network and Share: Connect with fellow volunteers and exchange ideas and experiences.

Bring a Friend: Encourage a friend or family member to join us and experience the joy of volunteering together!


Location: Mapleton Acadian Forest Nature Preserve

Parking/Meeting Location: 45.823055275821964, -65.05529254185448, 4.4km down the NB-895 after turning off the NB-905, the entrance is a gravel road on the right, with a Mapleton Acadian Forest Trail sign. Head down the gravel road until you come to a gravel parking lot and trail head sign.


Date: May 17th, 2025

Time: 10:00am - 3:00pm

Number of Available Registrations: 15


What to Expect:

- Hands-on learning opportunities

- Insights from seasoned experts

- Networking with fellow nature enthusiasts

- Opportunities to engage in meaningful stewardship activities


What to Bring:

- Weather-appropriate clothing and hiking shoes/comfortable footware

- Daypack

- Lunch, snacks, and water

- Sunscreen and bug spray

- Smartphone or tablet with Landscape Mobile App installed (Landscape Mobile App Training Video)

- Optional: loppers, saws, drills


*Please note: The terrain at our nature preserves is often uneven and we may be working in areas that are off-trail and un-maintained.*Please note: The terrain at our nature preserves is often uneven and we may be working in areas that are off-trail and un-maintained.