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By Belleisle Watershed Coalition

About the Derby

Presented by the Perch Dads and the Belleisle Watershed Coalition

Join us in celebrating the life and legacy of one of Belleisle Bay's finest — Barry David Reicker — with a day of fishing, community, and good times on the water.

This family-friendly event promises plenty of fish, smiles, and prizes — all in support of local watershed protection and youth programming, including the Belleisle Watershed Discovery Camp.

Par Coopérative La Barque et Bassins Versants de la Baie des Chaleurs/ Chaleur Bay Watershed
Un jardin collectif qui nourrit bien plus que des légumes! 

Cette année, La Barque, en partenariat avec les Bassins Versants de la Baie des Chaleurs/ Chaleur Bay Watershed, met sur pied un projet de jardin collectif visant à cultiver des légumes qui seront récoltés, transformés dans les cuisines de La Barque et, nous l'espérons, partagés lors d'un ou plusieurs repas communautaires.

By Saint John Naturalists Club

Join us for the most exciting member gathering of the year as we unveil the future of the club and share exciting announcements, upcoming initiatives, and new opportunities you won’t want to miss.

This year’s Annual General Meeting will be more than just a business meeting, it will be an opportunity to connect with fellow members, enjoy great food, network with others who share a passion for nature, and celebrate our achievements together.

Attendees will also get an exclusive first look at the club’s new Strategic Plan and vision for the future.

Enjoy a complimentary lunch, plus door prizes and giveaways throughout the event.

Guests will also have the opportunity to purchase raffle tickets for a chance to win a private guided nature tour for two with expert naturalist couple Jim and Jean Wilson.

Registration is required.

By Nashwaak Watershed Association

Calling all paddlers!

Nashwaak Watershed Association is helping to host Kci-Sukultin | The Great Paddle on Saturday June 27 traveling from the Marysville Heritage Center grounds on the Nashwaak to the Wolastoq. The Great Paddle will help promote stewardship of the Nashwaak and Wolastoq rivers while educating the community on the proposed Sisson Brook mining project in the Nashwaak watershed near Stanley.

By Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group

The Cocagne Sustainable Development Group invites you to a butterfly outing!

This free family activity will take place on June 27, 2026 (June 28 in case of rain), from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., at Centre 50 in Cocagne (10 Villa Street, Cocagne).


Come discover our local pollinators with us!

By Nashwaak Watershed Association Inc

Overview

Come survey Bobolinks a species at risk in the Nashwaak Watershed!

We will be surveying Bobolinks a species at risk that are found in grassland habitats such as hayfields, meadows, and pastures. We will meet at The Landing Fredericton from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM.

By Saint John Naturalists Club

Do you find raptor identification to be a challenge? You are not alone; hawks, falcons, harriers and the other members of this group test the skills of even experienced birders. Come learn from NB’s preeminent raptor expert, Todd Watts, Official Counter at the Greenlaw Mountain Hawk Watch, in this workshop.

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

Location: Mount Misery Nature Preserve, Kingston Peninsula

Parking/Meeting Location: A small parking area is located in a clearing off Mount Misery Road East near the preserve’s trail entrance. If possible, we encourage event participants to carpool!

• Date: Saturday, July 11 (Rain date: Saturday, July 18)
• Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Description: Curious about lichens? Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick for a hands-on, family-friendly Lichen Learning Experience at Mount Misery Nature Preserve, one of our newest nature preserves on the Kingston Peninsula!

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

• Location: Mount Misery Nature Preserve, Kingston Peninsula
• Parking/Meeting Location: A small parking area is located in a clearing off Mount Misery Road East near the preserve’s trail entrance. If possible, we encourage event participants to carpool!
• Date: Saturday, July 11 (Rain date: Saturday, July 18)
• Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Description: Curious about lichens? Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick for a hands-on, family-friendly Lichen Learning Experience at Mount Misery Nature Preserve, one of our newest nature preserves on the Kingston Peninsula!

By Kennebecasis Watershed Restoration Committee

Interested in learning more about identifying plants? Join us for an exploration of the amazing plant biodiversity of Trout Creek!

• July 13th (rain date July 16th)
• 201 Waterford Rd (where you'll pull over to park then walk into the site - please see the Discussion tab for more details!)