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Le programme AIR frais est une collaboration entre le ministère du Tourisme, du Patrimoine et de la Culture et le Conseil des arts du Nouveau-Brunswick (artsnb). L’édition 2021 de ce programme permettra à chacun des dix artistes professionnels sélectionnés de passer cinq jours dans des parcs provinciaux et des sites touristiques pendant l’été. Ces résidences permettront aux artistes de développer leur pratique et de s’engager avec le public dans un cadre naturel pendant la réalité difficile de la COVID-19.

Make your own Bow Drill. Learn the proper technique to make a successful fire by "rubbing a few sticks together".

Learn how to work with Cattails to make placemats, visors, dolls, and hats.

This basket uses the inner bark of Cedar to create a beautiful cordage which we will turn into a basket with a cover, using the coil method.

Join us for a guided walk and talk along the gorgeous Riverfront Trail! Dive into the history of the trail, learn about established and new infrastructure projects and celebrate the organizations and leaders alike who have helped shaped this outdoor space into the gem that it is today!

Le programme AIR frais est une collaboration entre le ministère du Tourisme, du Patrimoine et de la Culture et le Conseil des arts du Nouveau-Brunswick (artsnb). L’édition 2021 de ce programme permettra à chacun des dix artistes professionnels sélectionnés de passer cinq jours dans des parcs provinciaux et des sites touristiques pendant l’été. Ces résidences permettront aux artistes de développer leur pratique et de s’engager avec le public dans un cadre naturel pendant la réalité difficile de la COVID-19.

Policymaking is both a science and an art. Anastasia will take you through the “science” of policymaking by providing an overview of the Canadian policy framework, including how policy gets created within the three branches of government. Anastasia will also dive into the “art” of policymaking through stories based on her own experiences and observations in advocating for improved and enhanced environmental protections.

Watch for Wildlife is a wildlife-vehicle collision prevention program of Sierra Club Canada's Atlantic Chapter. Their focus is on outreach in order to educate Atlantic Canadians on methods to prevent and respond to wildlife vehicle collisions. Their objective is simple: To reduce injury and mortality of wildlife and people on our roads, and to encourage the implementation of wildlife-friendly road design and vehicle-collision mitigation measures.

Explore the Sea Caves at low tide and use your phone to record observations of plants and wildlife through the iNaturalist app!

Join us for a Friday evening of star gazing during the peak of Perseids meteor shower! Come enjoy some storytelling and summer nighttime critters!