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By Fundy Biosphere Region

Looking to beat the heat this summer? Join us for the 6th annual Garbage Swim!

Join the Fundy Biosphere at the Riverview Lions Pool on July 15th from 1:30PM-3:30PM for our 5th Annual Garbage Swim!

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

• Location: Officer’s Square, 575 Queen St, Fredericton, NB E3B 4Y7
• Date: Thursday, July 16
• Time: 4:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Description: Are you looking to volunteer, but don’t know where to start? Are you interested in learning more about voluntary stewardship, land donations, or planned giving? Are you interested in upcoming event opportunities where you can gain hands on experience and learn about the work that the Nature Trust does to protect New Brunswick’s most valuable natural spaces?

By Kennebecasis Watershed Restoration Committee

The Kennebecasis Watershed Restoration Committee is offering our Ripples & Roots Nature Camp again this year! This is a riparian restoration workshop for high school students looking to gain hands-on experience for environmental education or career pursuits. This is a rare opportunity to practice basic field skills, engage in real-world conservation and restoration strategies, and contribute to ecological projects while getting to know the inner workings of a non-profit organization. Activities include tree planting, willow staking, habitat assessment, water sampling, fish diversity and invasive species monitoring, and more!

By CPAWS New Brunswick

Come and learn about all of the life that calls Mactaquac home!

Join CPAWS NB and Friends of Mactaquac at Mactaquac Provincial Park for a guided nature walk and critter dipping at the Beaver Pond!

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

• Location: Grand Manan Museum, 1141 Rte 776, Grand Manan, NB E5G 4E9
• Date: Thursday, July 23
• Start Time: 7:30 pm

Description: Have you ever wondered what will happen to your land one day? The woods you’ve walked for years, the trees your family grew up around, the quiet places that hold your memories. More and more landholders in New Brunswick are asking the same question: How can I make sure this place stays just as it is—long after I’m gone?

By ACAP Saint John

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Join us to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Musquash Estuary Marine Protected Area (MPA) with a guided paddle down the Musquash River.

Join us to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Musquash Estuary Marine Protected Area (MPA) with a guided paddle down the Musquash River. Established by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), the Musquash Estuary MPA was created to safeguard one of the Bay of Fundy’s most unique and productive estuarine ecosystems. As we paddle, you’ll have the opportunity to experience this protected area up close - taking in its diverse habitats, rich wildlife, and dynamic tidal landscapes that make the Musquash River a truly special place to explore.

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

• Location: Warbler Woods Nature Preserve, located in Stanley
• Parking/Meeting Location: 247 English Settlement Road, Stanley, NB E6B 2E9; park on the side of the road in front of the property
• Date: Saturday, July 25
• Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Description: Help us celebrate our Together for 100 milestone and reflect on all the work that has gotten us here! This celebration will be hosted at our 100th nature preserve, recently named the Warbler Woods Nature Preserve, and will feature a guided walk through the property with land donors Tony and Dorothy Diamond.

Let's explore how native seeds and plants can help restoration in New Brunswick!

Germinating Change: Exploring a native plant strategy for restoration in New Brunswick

 

Date and Location:
July 29th, 10am to 3pm
Rotary Ste Anselme Park,
505 Melanson Rd, Dieppe, NB E1A 7Z3

By Our Living Waters

Healthy watersheds are essential to safe drinking water, flood and drought resilience, biodiversity conservation, agricultural productivity, and community wellbeing. Yet many of the organizations responsible for monitoring, planning, and coordinating watershed stewardship continue to rely on short-term, project-based funding that limits their ability to plan, retain staff, and build lasting partnerships for collaborative governance.

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

• Location: Virtual (Microsoft Teams meeting)
• Date: Wednesday, July 29
• Time:  6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Description: Join Nature Trust staff, Matt Abbott, Marine Program Director with the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, and Lewnanny Richardson, Species at Risk Program Director with Nature NB, for a webinar that will explore the vital role of New Brunswick's marine ecosystems, discuss the key threats these environments face, and highlight ongoing marine conservation efforts throughout the province.