This virtual lunch and learn is an introduction to natural infrastructure. Learn general principles behind natural and nature-based infrastructure and why they are worth the try. Learn about other applications of phytotechnologies such as phytomining, phytoremediation of contaminated sites, and wastewater treatment. Vincent will also share details from the NBEN’s BRACE project, which is helping build capacity for climate change adaptation in New Brunswick.
On Thursday, October 14, the Conservation Council of New Brunswick in partnership with Anne Fauré, professor of marine resource management at the Université du Québec à Rimouski, and the New Brunswick Environmental Network are hosting For the Love of the Bay - a virtual event in French to explore how we can collectively work across borders for the sustainability of our beloved Chaleur Bay/Pagtapeg.
Attend this Zoom webinar to learn more about cyanobacteria. Presented by Dr. Meghann Bruce, Research Scientist, Canadian Rivers Institute, and field lead in New Brunswick cyanobacteria research. Register at https://bit.ly/3yMUZ20 .
We’re celebrating our 20th anniversary! Join us online for this year’s Lake Links, “Take the Challenge: Connecting what we say and actually do in order to protect our lakes and rivers”. The event will be held from 10am-12:30pm on Saturday, October 23rd. This event is free with donations gratefully accepted.
The Sackville Town Hall green roof (located at 31 Main St, Sackville, NB) is always open to the public during business hours but EOS staff will be on the roof during the noon hour on Wednesday, October 27th to welcome you, give tours and answer questions. Drop by anytime between noon and 1pm. Storm date: October 28th.
Join us on October 27 from 12 to 1 PM for a Lunch and Learn session on the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF). Get an overview of ETF and a chance to ask your most pressing questions – just in time for proposal writing season!
Join us on October 28 from 12 to 1 PM for a Lunch and Learn session on the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF). Get an overview of ETF and a chance to ask your most pressing questions – just in time for proposal writing season! This session is in French.
A session in English will be held on October 27th at 12:00 PM.
Join Megan for a noon-hour forest hike in the Sackville area and learn how forests can be managed in a way to improve resilience against climate change impacts. Location to be decided. Storm date: November 3rd.
Vous êtes préoccupés par l’impact des changements climatiques et de la dégradation des milieux naturels ?
L'AFMNB lance une tournée-conférence partout dans la province avec le chercheur émérite en environnement, Jérôme Dupras, intitulée : L'environnement au service de la municipalité : l’utilisation des données climatiques pour une plus grande résilience.