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Vous cherchez des conseils pour communiquer avec les médias et faire entendre votre message ? Rejoignez-nous le jeudi 6 juillet à 13h pour un atelier sur la manière de communiquer avec les médias et de créer des histoires efficaces avec Tori Weldon. Tori est une productrice et journaliste primée qui a 15 ans d'expérience dans la création de contenus audio, télévisuels et web.

Join the Saint John Naturalists Club for an exciting intertidal tour with Jacob Read at Irving Nature Park on Saturday, July 8th! Explore the fascinating marine life, discover seaweeds and salt-tolerant plants, and keep an eye out for wildlife sightings.

Meet at Frog Trail parking lot at 1pm (between 2.5km and 3.0km road markers). The program wraps up around 3pm. Wear hiking shoes for rocky terrain!

After the intertidal adventure, you can join Jacob on a 0.5km loop through Frog Trail, where we'll explore Taylor Island's bog ecosystem.

No registration required. Suitable for all ages. Just make sure to bring water, snacks, and your sense of wonder!

Don't miss out on this unforgettable coastal experience!

This presentation will shed light on health risks from climate change and overheating in buildings, as well as the various design guidelines and standards to limit overheating in buildings. During this presentation there will be several examples shared on how “climate ready” buildings with low overheating risk can be achieved cost effectively in new and existing buildings.

Join us for an exciting and educational guided hike through the landscapes of the Reversing Falls area, led by Patrick Sorensen from Stonehammer Geopark. We will explore topics such as tectonic plates, glacial till/moraines, the concept of Two Eyed Seeing, and the awe-inspiring Bay of Fundy tides.

The Reversing Falls Guided Hike will take us on a journey from the Fallsview Park viewing area to the top of Wolastoq Park. Along the way, we will learn about the geological marvels that shape the region.

We are limiting the number of participants to a maximum of 20. Therefore, registration is required. Secure your spot now to be part of the adventure! Click here: https://form.jotform.com/231775690865268

Join us for a partnered webinar with the Nashwaak Watershed Association on the importance of our local New-Brunswick waterways and how to keep them clean! Learn about local marine life, our water systems and how YOU can make a difference.

The "Abolishing the Indian Act" webinar series 2023 will run every Tuesday from 11:00 to 12:00 (CST). Craig Blacksmith, Dakota Oyate Knowledge Keeper, will be sharing his knowledge and experiences and responding to the questions and concerns related to the webinar topic.

The Saint John Naturalists Club is excited to invite you to our Volunteer Training Session for the Shorebird Conservation and Education Project, held in partnership with the Irving Nature Park and Nature NB, with funding support from Environment and Climate Change Canada.

Don't miss this chance to make a positive impact on the lives of shorebirds and contribute to their conservation. Come prepared to learn, get inspired, and connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for wildlife and environmental protection. Let's work together to ensure a safe and thriving migration for these incredible birds!

Get ready for an extraordinary adventure where you can literally walk on water! Join us on a botany journey led by Gart Bishop as we visit the beautiful Renforth bog/fen. This outing includes two unique parts:

First, we'll embark on a leisurely stroll along an old road, surrounded by a variety of trees and shrubs. This introductory walk is suitable for any footwear, ensuring easy and comfortable exploration. While covering a short distance, you'll discover the fascinating characteristics of the flora along the path.

After lunch, it's time for the brave and well-prepared to embrace the wetland experience. Equipped with long rubber boots, we'll venture into the heart of the bog/fen. Here, a breathtaking world awaits us, showcasing an array of sedges, grasses, and even carnivorous plants like bladderworts, sundews, and pitcher plants. Together, we'll unravel the secrets that make this wetland truly unique.