Species at risk - Canada Target #2, Species that are secure remain secure, and population of species at risk listed under federal law exhibit trends that are consistent with recovery strategies and management plans.

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The New Brunswick Environmental Network (NBEN), established in 1991, is a communication network that links together over a 100 non-profit environmental organizations.

The role of the NBEN is to improve communication and co-operation among environmental groups and between these groups, government and other sectors. The NBEN provides educational opportunities for its member and associate groups and encourages the growth of the environmental movement in New Brunswick. The NBEN is not an advocacy group and does not take positions on any issue.

The NBEN operates on the Homelands of Wabanaki Peoples, lands that are unceded and unsurrendered. We honour the Peace and Friendship Treaties, and we uphold Indigenous Rights, Title, and Sovereignty. Our activities include collaboration with and support for individuals and groups of the Wabanaki Confederacy. For more information on the NBEN's commitment to Reconciliation and Land Back, and for resources for learning and taking action, click here.

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