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Kim Osepchook has a market garden that uses an organic method without pesticides and supplies a number of local restaurants with vegetables and herbs. Committed to helping others learn how to grow food, Kim will share her experiences and knowledge of organic gardening including associated environmental and ecological benefits.

NATURE MONCTON FIELD TRIP TO WHITE ROCK RECREATION AREA

Date: Saturday, April 23rd

Time: 10:00

Guide: Gordon Rattray

The Nature Moncton excursion on April 23 will be to the White Rock Recreation Area in Hillsborough. This will be a walk going through mostly forested areas, both coniferous and deciduous, in this protected region. We will be looking at the signs of nature emerging from the winter season. The onus will be on the participants to point out evidence of revival and to assist in naming sightings. Spring revival will be most evident with bud and possible leaf generation of trees and shrubs. Lichens will be very easy to spot on trunks and stems. Depending on how the spring season advances, there could be some surprises.

The walk will be led by Gordon Rattray who has extensive knowledge of the recreation site. The walk will be of moderate difficulty and up to 4KM in length. Footwear is most important as places could be still wet from winter melt. Bring a lunch for a lunch break on the trail.

White Rock Recreation Area is 2 KM up the Golf Club Road in Hillsborough. Golf Club Road is a right turn off route 114 -- partway through Hillsborough. We will meet at the entrance to the Recreation Area at 10:00

All are welcome, Nature Moncton member or not.

Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and the Saint John Naturalists’ Club on April 23^rd (Rain date: April 24^th) for a fun and informative workshop at Brundage Point River Centre and Noremac Nature Preserve! The Nature Trust currently conserves and stewards over 10,000 acres of land at over 70 Nature Preserves throughout New Brunswick. In order to care for and manage these lands, staff and stewards rely on various apps to help them collect data and make informed decisions about land conservation and management. If you’ve ever been curious about how apps can help everyone become citizen scientists in their

Découvrez comment l'adoption de véhicules zéro émission peut nous aider dans la lutte contre le changement climatique.

Nos experts du panel comprennent:

Alyse Wilton - New Brunswick Lung Association

Adam Mahoney - Conservation Council of New Brunswick

& Magali Freiberger - Upcycle Green Technology.

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Location de l’événement: Virtuelle

Cet événement est organisé par ECW sous Project : Village Car Share et financé par Ressources naturelles Canada

‍‍To be effective, nonprofits must recruit board members who support their ideals, represent the diversity of the community, and bring a wide range of skills.

Does your board measure up? If not, why not? Where do they need improvement? How can you support them -- as staff or a fellow board member -- in doing a better job?

Le RENB vous invite à vous inscrire Employment Standards Act 101 qui aura lieu le 4 mai de 12 h à 13 h 30 dans le cadre de Mise au point: Une série d'ateliers de renforcement des capacités pour les ONGE.

Le RENB vous invite à vous inscrire à Cours 101 sur la Loi sur les normes d'emploi qui aura lieu le 5 mai de 12 h à 13 h 30 dans le cadre de Mise au point: Une série d'ateliers de renforcement des capacités pour les ONGE.

Abstract: This webinar examines how transportation planning decisions affect social equity and public health, ways to evaluate these impacts, and better align transportation policies with community goals. Equity and health policy analysis can be challenging because there are several impacts to consider, and various ways to measure them. Horizontal equity assumes that people with similar needs and abilities should be treated equally; vertical equity assumes that disadvantaged groups should receive a greater share of resources. Social justice addresses structural inequities such as racism and sexism. This webinar will explore various perspectives and impacts, and practical ways to incorporate equity and public health goals into policy and planning analysis.