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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.

Join us  August 17th (3-4:30pm PT/ 6-7:30pm ET)  for an interactive workshop.

Natural Curiosity is excited to host Caleb Wesley in our upcoming webinar Sending Out Roots: Connecting Indigenous Stories of Place to the Curriculum. Caleb is a science educator who specializes in engagement and outreach for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth and educators to build knowledge, capacity and competency in integrating Indigenous ways of knowing into their teaching and learning.

Join in on Sept 12 @ 2 PM AT as host Lisen Bassett, Marine Renewables Canada's Policy and Communications Lead. With a background in law, Lisen skillfully navigates the legal and regulatory complexities of marine renewable energy. She crafts policies that fuel industry expansion and excels in strategic outreach and communication.

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick and the Ecology Action Centre are teaming up to co-host a webinar on Engaging with the Clean Electricity Regulation on Sept 21st 2023 from noon-1 PM Atlantic. This webinar will dig into the CER and look specifically at the context for Atlantic Canada with the goal of supporting organizations and individuals in Atlantic Canada who want to make submissions to ensure a strong and robust CER. The submission window is open and closes November 2nd, and we are hoping to emphasize getting some of the key loopholes which will allow for emissions on the grid past 2035 eliminated.

Vous êtes cordialement invité·e·s au 6e épisode de notre série de webinaires "Alimentation Quoi ?!", qui se tiendra le 11 octobre de 13h00 à 14h30, heure de l'Atlantique. Au cours de cette session, nous aborderons les préoccupations urgentes des travailleur·euse·s alimentaires migrant·e·s au Nouveau-Brunswick.

La vie des travailleur·se·s alimentaires migrant·e·s dans nos communautés reste largement méconnue de la plupart des résidents, malgré leur impact profond sur nos systèmes alimentaires. Niger Saravia et Sonia Aviles de l'organisme Migrant Workers Alliance for Change nous aideront à comprendre le travail temporaire à l'étranger, la lutte pour le #StatutPourTous, les usines de transformation et les droits du travail des travailleur·euse·s migrant·e·s au Nouveau-Brunswick.

En participant à cet événement, vous aurez un aperçu important de la vie de ceux qui jouent un rôle clé dans notre système alimentaire. Vous aurez l'occasion d'apprendre, de poser des questions et de participer à un dialogue constructif.

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Join ECW to learn about saving seeds and permaculture from Amy Floyd! Permaculture is a system of design that integrates land, resources, people and the environment; it's multidisciplinary by nature, taking into consideration agriculture, water systems and harvesting, forestry, energy, animal systems and more to create a holistic food-producing operation. If you'd like to learn more about becoming more self-sufficient, join us October 17, 2023 from 7pm-8pm from the comfort of your own home.

This event aims to connect industry, environmental organizations, Indigenous communities, and government to share key information and inform national and regional approaches to address invasive species impacting horticulture (ornamental and fruits and vegetables) to protect Canada’s habitats and communities in the face of a changing climate. This event will:

• Bring together partners from all parts of the horticulture industry that can play a part in preventing horticulture pathways of spread.

• Provide an opportunity to educate, increase awareness, share knowledge.

• Identify how we could make use of the current system, create clarity around roles in the system of horticulture.