Join Adam for this webinar to learn about nature-based options for reducing risk and adapting your property. Participants will receive links, resources and lots of information on things you can do at home. What a great way to get ready for spring! Adam will also share Nature NB’s new map of natural infrastructure projects for even more inspiration.
Carl Duivenvoorden, Speaker & Sustainability Consultant, will be coming to the Rodeway Inn in Grand Falls on February 26th from 1:30 til 4:00 pm to share his experience on how has cut down on his emissions. He will delve into the specifics of using an electric car as well as a solar array. After the presentation, participants will be invited to familiarize themselves with electric and hybrid vehicles that will be outside. If you have an electric or hybrid vehicle and would like to show it off, please let us know! Please register ahead of time as space is limited.
Most of the earthworms that we have in Canada are relatively recent arrivals. Non-native earthworms are highly influential ecosystem engineers that fundamentally change the habitats that they invade. With no practical means of control, it is important to understand how earthworms spread, what they change when they arrive, and how we can learn to manage and live with these new invaded ecosystems.
As part of Invasive Species Awareness Week 2022, the New Brunswick Invasive Species Council (NBISC) is hosting their first webinar of the year! See the webinar summary below as well as information on keeping up to date with our work and events. Registration is FREE!
This presentation provides background information on Canada’s worst invasive plant, why it is such a concern, and control methods used in sensitive habitats. It will also highlight successful control programs underway throughout Ontario and plans for implementing a province-wide control program.
Register here to join NatureKids NB and the Hanwell Community Recreation Center for an afternoon of learning about the clues that animals leave behind them!
This session will provide frameworks and approaches to help organizations, teams and individuals navigate effectively in this evolving environment. It will also introduce you to the Community Leadership Program, should you be interested in experiencing the program before enrolling for the Spring Leadership Training.
Are you from Pointe-Sapin or the surrounding community? Do you care about the Pointe-Sapin coast? Join Healthy Coasts NB for a discussion about beaches in the region, what is being done to help coastal communities and wildlife, and how you can get involved!
Most of the earthworms that we have in Canada are relatively recent arrivals. Non-native earthworms are highly influential ecosystem engineers that fundamentally change the habitats that they invade. With no practical means of control, it is important to understand how earthworms spread, what they change when they arrive, and how we can learn to manage and live with these new invaded ecosystems. 
As part of Invasive Species Awareness Week 2022, the New Brunswick Invasive Species Council (NBISC) is hosting their first webinar of the year! See the webinar summary below as well as information on keeping up to date with our work and events. Registration is FREE! 
This presentation provides background information on Canada’s worst invasive plant, why it is such a concern, and control methods used in sensitive habitats. It will also highlight successful control programs underway throughout Ontario and plans for implementing a province-wide control program. 
Register here to join NatureKids NB and the Hanwell Community Recreation Center for an afternoon of learning about the clues that animals leave behind them! 
