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On Sunday July 18th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the public is invited to visit six beautiful private gardens (flowers, vegetables, shrubs) situated between Barachois and Cap-Pelé. This free and fun family activity is an ideal occasion to admire striking garden arrangements and gain advice and tips from talented and passionate gardeners. In the gardens, there will also be a presentation of local talents (musicians, singers, etc.), medicinal plants, painters, hooking, etc.

Take an evening stroll through the 120 acres at AWI and learn about wild edibles, utilitarian and midicinal qualities of local flora.

During this webinar, MyDzung T. Chu, Tom Bruton, and Annie Hoang will present recent research examining the health impacts of exposure to particulate matter, PFAS, and methylene chloride in the built environment. They will also discuss potential opportunities for protecting vulnerable populations including environmental justice communities and workers facing increased risks of harmful exposure.

The Fresh AIR program is a collaboration between the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture and the New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb). The 2021 edition of this program will allow each of the ten professional artists selected to spend five days in provincial parks and tourism sites during the summer. These residencies will allow artists to develop their practice and engage with the public in a natural setting during the challenging reality of COVID-19.

Work with Willow shoots to make useful and decorative projects such as flowers, dragonflies, fish and baskets.

From July 23 to August 1, folks across North America are surveying Milkweed patches and sharing their observations. This provides a valuable snapshot of the monarch population status across the butterfly's migratory path.

Make a basket out of cedar bark that works very well as a lovely berry collecting basket.

Help Nature NB monitor Monarch Butterflies for the International Monarch Monitoring Blitz! Join us for an afternoon Milkweed survey and learn to identify monarch eggs, caterpillars and butterflies. Additionally, there will be some interactive Monarch butterfly games and a demonstration of the Monarch life cycle.

Help Nature NB monitor Monarch Butterflies for the International Monarch Monitoring Blitz! Join us for an afternoon Milkweed survey and learn to identify monarch eggs, caterpillars and butterflies. Additionally, there will be some interactive Monarch butterfly games and a demonstration of the Monarch life cycle.

Join us for an evening of "citizen science" as we count stems of common milkweed, monarch eggs, caterpillars, chrysalises and adult butterflies. We will tally our results and submit them to Mission Monarch.