Aimez-vous les bleuetières, si oui, nous aussi. C’est pourquoi nous vous invitons le jeudi 9 décembre à 1 pm en ligne afin de découvrir l’industrie de bleuetière au NB et plus spécifiquement dans la péninsule acadienne avec nos différents panélistes. Nous parlerons du nouveau projet du gouvernement pour le Champ de tir à Tracadie-Sheila. Les informations qui ressortiront lors de nos discussions seront utilisées par la suite pour tester un outil qui a été développé par le Réseau environnemental du NB nommé le Calculateur (https://nben.ca/fr/gestion-des-risques-et-avantages.html). Le calculateur est un outil qui permet d’évaluer les avantages et les risques des projets de développement au Nouveau-Brunswick tout en intégrant les facteurs économiques, environnementaux et sociaux. L’activité aidera à intégrer différentes connaissances tout en encourageant un dialogue inclusif. Si comme nous, vous aimez découvrir des nouveaux outils et en apprendre plus sur l’actualité autour des bleuets alors nous vous invitons à vous inscrire. L’atelier se donnera uniquement en français. Un lien pour la participation par zoom sera envoyé aux participant(e)s inscrit(e)s le jour de l’atelier.
Ts and Tanks By: Derrick Dixon (Hounds of Vintage)
During this fun, online workshop join Derrick to learn some quick and easy techniques for personalizing and reimagining t-shirts. Supplies: T-shirts, scissors, chalk, mirror (Optional embroidery thread/needles, sewing machine)
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.
Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and the Saint John Naturalists’ Club on April 23rd (Rain date: April 24th) for a fun and informative workshop at Brundage Point River Centre and Noremac Nature Preserve! The Nature Trust currently conserves and stewards over 10,000 acres of land at over 70 Nature Preserves throughout New Brunswick. In order to care for and manage these lands, staff and stewards rely on various apps to help them collect data and make informed decisions about land conservation and management. If you’ve ever been curious about how apps can help everyone become citizen scientists in their
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.
Join us for an exciting and educational event, "The Shorebirds of Saints Rest: Talk & Walk," taking place on August 19, 2023, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Irving Nature Park in Saint John, NB.
Hosted by Hank Scarth from the Saint John Naturalists Club (Nature Saint John), this "Talk & Walk" event is perfect for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers eager to learn more about the diverse species of shorebirds found in the park. Identifying these unique creatures can be quite a challenge, but fear not, as Hank will share expert tips and insights on their identification, making the experience enriching for participants of all levels.
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