Invitation to a community activity against shoreline erosion to stabilize the Bouctouche riverbank

By Valorēs

We love going for a stroll along the Dr. Paul-Émile-Lebland boardwalk in Grand-Bouctouche. Situated along the riverbank between the Acadie St. and Rte 11 bridges, the boardwalk has been home since 2025 to a system to slow down erosion using nature-based materials and techniques.
Join us on September 4 for a community activity and informational workshop to better understand this initiative. Together, we will install fencing made of branches to help trap sediments. Our team will also be leading a guided visit of the site to discuss the different initiatives being used to slow down erosion in Grand-Bouctouche.

• Friday September 4, 2026
• 9:00 to 12:00
• Meet at the parking lot for the Dr. Paul-Émile-Leblanc boardwalk (at the intersection of Station St. and Ave. de la Rivière), https://maps.app.goo.gl/oh4RUAmgunoCa8H5A

A snack and water provided to participants
Open to all ages, please wear comfortable clothing and shoes

For more information, contact [email protected].