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This webinar will explain the significance of municipal advocacy for environmental causes such as Bird Friendly Cities and urban tree canopies. By listing effective lobbying techniques, examples of what to lobby for, and ways in which Nature Canada can support, this webinar will be a resourceful starting point for organizations seeking to engage in environmental change in their cities.

CCPA-Nova Scotia, CCPA-British Columbia and the Corporate Mapping Project will launch their forthcoming report Wednesday, June 7th, at 3 pm Eastern/4 pm Atlantic/4:30pm Newfoundland/Labrador. Join this free webinar where participants will hear from the report authors on the state of carbon extractivism in Eastern Canada. French/English translation will be available.

Looking to better understand the impacts of Climate Change in Atlantic Canada and what we can do about it? Join CLIMAtlantic Climate Change Science and Adaptation Specialist, Emma Poirier and NCC staff to learn about what impacts to expect in our region and what we can do about it. 

Climate change in Atlantic Canada means warmer temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, changing sea levels, and impacts such as coastal flooding and erosion. This presentation will cover projections of different variables for Atlantic Canada. It will also explore the variety of impacts that the region will see and highlight different options that can be used for adaptation, such as nature-based approaches.

L'assemblée générale annuelle de CGERP se déroulera le mercredi 14 juin 2023 à 19h au Centre Communautaire d'Inkerman. Des représentants de Pêches et Océans Canada seront présents pour nous parler des pêches commerciales et de la réglementation dans la rivière Pokemouche. Bienvenus à tous!

Belleisle Watershed Coalition

What:  Tree Canada Planting Day

Where: 2127 Route 124

When:  Saturday, June 17, 2023, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Join the BWC to learn about the importance of vegetated shorelines in protecting water quality and plant some trees to help protect the Bay! This event is free and everyone is welcome. Free tree to participants and food and drinks provided. For more information and to register please contact us at [email protected]

The Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group (GDDPC), along with its partners, invites you to take part in a hands-on workshop presented by Rosmarie Lohnes of Helping Nature Heal.

The workshop will be held on Tuesday June 27 2023, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., at the Cocagne Marina, 130 Marina Street, Cocagne NB, E4R 2T1

Helping Nature Heal uses materials from nature, advanced science and ecosystem restoration expertise to restore vegetation and to help stabilize shorelines.

The objective of the workshop is to learn how to implement the naturalization of a coastal zone to help protect against erosion accentuated by climate change. Participants will learn about the types of plants and natural installations suitable for coastal sites by working on a restoration project.

Participation is free. Donations are welcome.

Details :

• Bring your lunch or order at local restaurant : Anchor’s Point, Chez Gisèle
• Bring your own water bottle - there will be a water station and snacks on site
• Bring appropriate clothing, in anticipation of the weather and outdoor work

 

Agenda :

8:45 a.m. Welcome

9:00 a.m. Presentation of the Living Shorelines approach

10:00 a.m. Demonstrations and practical work

12:00 a.m. Lunch break

12:45 p.m. Continuation of demonstrations and practical work

2:45 p.m. Overview of maintenance work

3:00 p.m. Event end

This initiative is made possible by the New Brunswick Environmental Trust Fund, the New Brunswick Wildlife Trust Fund, Nature NB, and the Rural Community of Beausoleil.

 

For more information on Living Shorelines Project, please visit GDDPC website : Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group (GDDPC), 506-576-8247; [email protected] www.ecopaysdecocagne.ca https://www.facebook.com/gddpc/

In 2021, jumping worms were found in New Brunswick for the first time. These non-native earthworms have been spreading rapidly in the United States, with substantial impacts on soil and other plants. In this FREE webinar, we will discuss their spread in New Brunswick, potential impacts, and what you can do to help reduce their spread!

Are you looking for tips on how to communicate with media and get your message across? Join us on Thursday, July 6th, at 1 PM for a workshop on how to connect with media and create effective stories with Tori Weldon. Tori is an award-winning producer and journalist with 15 years of experience creating audio, television, and web content.

Join the Saint John Naturalists Club for an exciting intertidal tour with Jacob Read at Irving Nature Park on Saturday, July 8th! Explore the fascinating marine life, discover seaweeds and salt-tolerant plants, and keep an eye out for wildlife sightings.

Meet at Frog Trail parking lot at 1pm (between 2.5km and 3.0km road markers). The program wraps up around 3pm. Wear hiking shoes for rocky terrain!

After the intertidal adventure, you can join Jacob on a 0.5km loop through Frog Trail, where we'll explore Taylor Island's bog ecosystem.

No registration required. Suitable for all ages. Just make sure to bring water, snacks, and your sense of wonder!

Don't miss out on this unforgettable coastal experience!