If you’re interested in learning more about food forests, and specifically the medicinal uses of some of the food forest plants, you’re invited to attend a medicinal plants workshop of the Port Elgin food forest and surrounding area.
The Fresh AIR program is a collaboration between the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture and the New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb). The 2021 edition of this program will allow each of the ten professional artists selected to spend five days in provincial parks and tourism sites during the summer. These residencies will allow artists to develop their practice and engage with the public in a natural setting during the challenging reality of COVID-19.
The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is teaming up with the New Brunswick Invasive Species Council (NBISC) to host a webinar on identifying a few key wetland and wet habitat invasive plant species in the Maritimes. The webinar will also include an introduction to iNaturalist, an online app used by many citizen-science volunteers, that will help NCC, and provincial invasive species networks identify and map the spread of invasive plant species across the region in efforts to combat their spread.
Join us and Paul Martin on August 19th for an Owl Prowl. We are going to start at the trail near the Hatfield Point Cemetery and hopefully see/hear some owls!
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The 2021 Sunflower Experience is open from August 20th to 29th. With your paid admission ticket to this event, you will be given access to the sunflower field, photobooths, cut and pick, craft vendors, wagon rides, yoga in the flowers, and more. Check out nbsunflowers.ca for more info.
These hands-on workshops will be presented by Rosmarie Lohnes of Helping Nature Heal. This Nova Scotian entrepreneur uses materials from nature, advanced science and ecosystem restoration expertise to restore vegetation and stabilize shorelines.
The Fresh AIR program is a collaboration between the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture and the New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb). The 2021 edition of this program will allow each of the ten professional artists selected to spend five days in provincial parks and tourism sites during the summer. These residencies will allow artists to develop their practice and engage with the public in a natural setting during the challenging reality of COVID-19.
Join us for an evening of invasive species removal Wednesday, August 25 starting at 6 p.m. You'll want to try out our new extractigator that we received thanks to Kaitlyn's Rising Youth Grant! It's perfect for removing Glossy Buckthorn.
These hands-on workshops will be presented by Rosmarie Lohnes of Helping Nature Heal. This Nova Scotian entrepreneur uses materials from nature, advanced science and ecosystem restoration expertise to restore vegetation and stabilize shorelines.
