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Dimanche le 18 juillet, de 10h à 16h, le public est invité à visiter six beaux jardins privés (fleurs, légumes, arbustes) situés entre Barachois et Cap-Pelé. Cette activité familiale, gratuite et convivialeest une occasion unique d’admirer des arrangements paysagers remarquables et d’obtenir conseils et idées auprès de jardiniers talentueux et passionnés. Au programme également dans les jardins sont la présentation de talents locaux (musiciens, chanteurs, etc.), de plantes médicinales, depeintresà l’œuvre, du hookage, etc.

Take an evening stroll through the 120 acres at AWI and learn about wild edibles, utilitarian and midicinal qualities of local flora.

During this webinar, MyDzung T. Chu, Tom Bruton, and Annie Hoang will present recent research examining the health impacts of exposure to particulate matter, PFAS, and methylene chloride in the built environment. They will also discuss potential opportunities for protecting vulnerable populations including environmental justice communities and workers facing increased risks of harmful exposure.

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.

Work with Willow shoots to make useful and decorative projects such as flowers, dragonflies, fish and baskets.

From July 23 to August 1, folks across North America are surveying Milkweed patches and sharing their observations. This provides a valuable snapshot of the monarch population status across the butterfly's migratory path.

Help Nature NB monitor Monarch Butterflies for the International Monarch Monitoring Blitz! Join us for an afternoon Milkweed survey and learn to identify monarch eggs, caterpillars and butterflies. Additionally, there will be some interactive Monarch butterfly games and a demonstration of the Monarch life cycle.

Help Nature NB monitor Monarch Butterflies for the International Monarch Monitoring Blitz! Join us for an afternoon Milkweed survey and learn to identify monarch eggs, caterpillars and butterflies. Additionally, there will be some interactive Monarch butterfly games and a demonstration of the Monarch life cycle.

Join us for an evening of "citizen science" as we count stems of common milkweed, monarch eggs, caterpillars, chrysalises and adult butterflies. We will tally our results and submit them to Mission Monarch.

In this presentation, Nature Canada’s Aly Hyder Ali and Ted Cheskey will speak to the current declines bird populations are facing, how the Bird Friendly City framework provides a template to address these declines, and Nature Canada’s efforts in developing coalitions across the country to make their cities Bird Friendly.