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By CLIMAtlantic

As the climate changes, so do many of the living beings and the natural places around us. This panel discussion features Sean Blaney, Executive Director & Senior Scientist at the Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre and botanist, and Jim Wilson, long-standing naturalist and ornithologist. The panel will be moderated by our Executive Director, Sabine Dietz. Learn more about what changes we are seeing and can expect to see in the future, and what impact this has on the natural world, including ourselves.

By CLIMAtlantic

Assessing climate risk: Choosing the right approach for your community

Thinking long-term about risks in your community? Overwhelmed by the different choices for risk assessments? Join CLIMAtlantic and the Climate Risk Institute (CRI) to learn how to match your approach to climate challenges with what best suits your needs. Understand how different types of climate change risk assessments (CCRAs) are used to address different goals, decisions and levels of capacity.

By Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) Saint John

Join ACAP Saint John for the Loch Lomond Weekend Cleanup Drive! Whether you can make it out for a guided cleanup or want to tackle your own neighbourhood, this is your chance to help keep the Loch Lomond watershed clean and healthy.

By Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance

Grow Your Own Native Garden!

PWA is teaming up with Pamela O’Brien and Karen Rogers from the Butterflyway Project to host a hands-on Native Seed Workshop!

By Nature Moncton

How many times have you seen a crow or a raven and wondered what it is? Just how closely related are they? Do they share the same social habits? Do they eat similar foods? Do they mate for life? Do crows have funerals?

By Watersheds Canada

As droughts become increasingly frequent and climate change increasingly impacts the water cycle, conserving precious, life-giving water becomes even more important. Join this illustrated talk by Lorraine Johnson, author of over 15 books, including "A Garden for the Rusty-Patched Bumblebee: Creating Habitat for Native Pollinators", and "What Plant Where Encyclopedia". You'll learn tips and techniques about matching plants to moisture conditions, and how to create a rain garden. This webinar with end with a Q&A period.

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By Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) Saint John

Did you know Loch Lomond supplies drinking water to the majority of Saint John, including the east side, north end, and uptown? Join us in exploring the watershed that is home to mature, intact forests, lake shorelines, and rich wetlands on a guided nature hike with ACAP SJ!

By Nature Trust of New Brunswick

• AGM Meeting Location: Kingston Parish Hall, 3946 NB-845, Kingston, NB E5N 1E9 
• Guided Hike Location: Sea Dog Cove Nature Preserve, Summerville, NB E5S 1G8 
• Date: Saturday, October 24 
• Time: Business portion from 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.; guided hike from 2:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

Description: The Nature Trust of New Brunswick's Annual General Meeting (AGM) is happening on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. (AST) at the Kingston Parish Hall on the Kingston Peninsula! Following our annual business meeting, we’ll head to the nearby Sea Dog Cove Nature Preserve for a guided hike to explore the new expansion and trail loop.

By Nature Conservancy of Canada - Atlantic Region

From “creepy crawlies” to the big “bad” wolf, discover how some of nature’s misunderstood species play essential roles in helping ecosystems thrive.