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Learn why frogs make great citizen science creatures, what kinds of information they tell us about the habitats around us, and why they are inviting people around Unama'ki to join them in submitting their frog observations.

This Workshop, supported by the Cold Regions Living Shorelines Community of Practice, aims to engage critical discourse around the feasibility of nature-based adaptation to climate change by defining successful cases, developing frameworks, and mobilizing collective lessons learned.

Isaac MacLean from the NB Nature Trust will lead this workshop on invasive species removal. You will gain valuable skills in monitoring for invasive species on nature preserves and the methods used to remove them. Together with Isaac, the group will also install an invasive species solarization box.

 

Plant propagation workshops to build capacity for watershed groups working on climate change adaptation measures for coastal and shoreline protection.

Alysha McGrattan from NatureNB leads this workshop on the life history of monarch butterflies and how to identify their life stages! You will gain valuable skills for helping to monitor monarchs which will help us continue to create favourable habitats our preserves for this species.

Join Mary Sollows from the New Brunswick Museum and learn about these amazing creatures, how to identify them and how to recognize and report the presence of any zebra mussels.

Isaac MacLean from the NB Nature Trust will lead this workshop on invasive species removal. You will gain valuable skills in monitoring for invasive species on nature preserves and the methods used to remove them. Together with Isaac, the group will also install an invasive species solarization box and stain the bridge on the preserve.