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All are welcome to the February meeting of the Saint John Naturalists Club!

This month’s webinar will feature guest speaker Alfredo Justo – Curator of Botany & Mycology at the New Brunswick Museum. It will take place via Zoom at 10AM on February 18, 2023.

Applying psychology to effectively communicate about invasive species issues to your audience.

Chris Herc, Grand Council Treaty #3's Environmental Specialist, will be disscussing working with Treat #3 communities to mitigate invasive species impacts through early detection monitoring.

All are welcome to the March 2023 Webinar with the Saint John Naturalists Club!

This month’s webinar will feature 4 guest speakers from Nature NB. Adam Cheeseman, Lauren Verner, Alysha McGrattan and Rae Sharp will go over the conservation work Nature NB is doing in the Saint John region. These projects include the Port of Saint John Waterbird Survey, Monarch Butterfly Conservation, Protected Nature areas the City Nature Challenge and more!

The webinar takes place via Zoom on Saturday March 18^th 2023 at 10AM.

RSVP Required: https://form.jotform.com/230614724220242

Join Scott’s Nursery, Nature NB, and the Nashwaak Watershed Association to learn about how to transform your yard into a pollinator-friendly environment. This event will include a presentation about pollinator-friendly gardening, an opportunity to learn about NWAI’s “Natural Yard Pledge,” a chance to plant some germinated swamp milkweed seeds, and a tour of Scott’s greenhouses. Register by calling Scott's Nursery today-1-506-260-5279 – space is limited.

Date: Tuesday, March 21, 1:30-3pm.
Scott’s Nursery, 2192 Route 102 Hwy, Lincoln.

The Program for the Restoration and Creation of Wetlands and Hydric Environment (PRCMHH) aims to finance preliminary studies and projects for the restoration and creation of functional and sustainable wetlands and hydric environments.

World Water Day 2023, come learn about the impact of flooding on water quality and how we can better prepare to protect water in our community.