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We, the people of Elsipogtog First Nation invite you to a public outreach event on June 12 in Sackville, NB. 

Join us for discussions about salt marsh restoration, indigenous-led conservation, and education. Just a few questions to help us ensure you have a great experience. Traditional Mi’kmaq food shall be served. Door prizes. Film crew will be present.

By: Saint John Naturalists Club

Learn from NB’s top expert, Todd Watts of Greenlaw Mountain Hawk Watch, at the upcoming Hawk Identification Workshop. Join us Wed July 9, 6:30–8:30PM at Rockwood Park for a deep dive into raptor ID.

Register now using this link: https://form.jotform.com/251475915228260 (Maximum 35 participants)

By Saint John Naturalists Club

When a relationship exists between different species allowing the collaboration between the species to the advantage of  either one or both parties, it is called 
symbiosis.

The Climate Change Adaptation Collaborative, Children's Environmental Health Collaborative, and Sustainability Education Alliance—collaboratives under the NBEN—aim to explore this type of relationship and see how, together, we can symbiotically drive environmental action.

This conference will offer:

• live interpretation between French and English
• a catered lunch and health breaks with coffee, teas, and snacks
• a great array of speakers, workshop hosts and guides
• opportunities for networking and creating space for future collaboration

See the draft Agenda below for details on sessions, followed by Speaker Biographies.  (Nb. the agenda and speaker list will continue to be updated as sessions are confirmed.)

This event is offering a one day registration fee if you can only attend one of the two days.  

Registration Fee Structure:

Single Day:	Full Conference:
General Admission: $80, NBEN Members: $70, NBEN Associates: $70, NBEN Indigenous Groups: $70, Students: $60	General Admission: $145, NBEN Members: $125, NBEN Associates: $125 NBEN Indigenous Groups: $125, Students: $105

Nb. There is an Early Bird discount of $10 until October 2nd.

Join CPAWS NB for a casual, informative “Walk and Talk” event out in nature. We’ll learn practical ways to care for our forests, keeping the changing climate and our communities in mind.

Guided by CPAWS NB staff, this event is an opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and learn some helpful climate-friendly tips to manage your property all while walking along the trails of a local park.

By Saint John Naturalists Club

Rain Date: November 23

Join lichen expert Kendra Driscoll from the Botany & Mycology department of the New Brunswick Museum for a guided walk around Lily Lake at Rockwood Park. This area offers a rich diversity of lichen species scattered across a variety of micro-habitats. The broad trails and convenient parking make it an ideal spot to explore and learn together.

We’ll meet at the upper parking lot at the Lily Lake entrance to Rockwood Park before heading out on the trail.

Register for this walk now!

Join us for the Annual General Assembly of the New Brunswick Environmental Network. 

By Saint John Naturalists Club

It’s the absolute prime time of year to do some gull watching with our year-round resident gulls having just put on fresh plumage and our two northern species, the Iceland and Glaucous Gulls, having just/about to join us for the winter. Surprises are always a bonus.

Join us on February 11 for a practical session on video editing for social media in a bilingual context. Across Atlantic Canada, there are various Anglophone and Francophone audiences for non-profits that demand bilingual content. This interactive workshop will cover software, equipment, tips and workflows for creating short, engaging videos that work effectively in both English and French. Participants will have the chance to learn and share about how to plan bilingual content, edit with a few software options, and adapt videos for different platforms while staying accessible and consistent across languages. Ideal for communications staff, community groups, and anyone managing social media in bilingual settings.

Register for the second webinar in the series, "NGO video storytelling in 2026," here.