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By Nashwaak Watershed Association

Overview

Join us May13th, 21st, 22nd, 25th, or 30th, from 9am - 12 pm at our Nashwaak Watershed restoration sites for tree planting!

By Collaborative for Health & Environment

Children’s brains are rapidly developing and especially sensitive to environmental exposures, making early-life contact with toxic substances a critical public health concern. In this webinar, leading experts with Project TENDR (Targeting Environmental Neurodevelopmental Risks) Maureen Swanson, Dr. Carmen Marsit, and Dr. Susan Schantz will examine the emerging science on how plastics and the chemical additives used in their production, as well as microplastics themselves, may affect children’s brain development and overall health.

By Saint John Naturalists Club

Join us for our May meeting of the Saint John Naturalists Club featuring guest speaker Dr. Charles Bourque who will be speaking on the current issues of Climate Change in our province. Registration is required.

By Nashwaak Watershed Association

Overview

Join us May13th, 21st, 22nd, 25th, or 30th, from 9am - 12 pm at our Nashwaak Watershed restoration sites for tree planting!

By Nashwaak Watershed Association and Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society New Brunswick

Join the LICHEN League and Dan Serpiello of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology on for a birding walk at the Marysville Flats at 9am on May 24th for a morning of fun, filled with migratory birds. We do have a limited number of binoculars, so if you don't have any or you are interested in starting out in birding, we can get you all set up.

By Nashwaak Watershed Association and Ducks Unlimited Canada

Migration season is upon us once more! With birds coming north in there full breeding plumage now is a great time to get outside and looking at some wildlife. Join us on May 24th at the Marysville flats, no experience or equipment needed, and take a look at the wonderous colors of our migratory birds.

Description

Le symposium SER-EC 2026 se tiendra à Shippagan les 25 et 26 mai et rassemblera praticiens, chercheurs, municipalités et acteurs du territoire autour de la restauration écologique et de l’adaptation climatique. L’événement mettra en lumière des projets concrets et des solutions appliquées pour renforcer la résilience des milieux côtiers et ruraux. À travers des conférences, des kiosques et des visites terrain, le symposium favorisera les échanges entre science, pratique et communauté. Une occasion unique de voir comment la restauration peut devenir un véritable outil d’adaptation au climat.

By Nashwaak Watershed Association

Overview

Join us May13th, 21st, 22nd, 25th, or 30th, from 9am - 12 pm at our Nashwaak Watershed restoration sites for tree planting!

Par CLIMAtlantic

Join Nature Canada's Autumn Jordan to learn about making cities and towns safer for birds. Autumn has been working with Nature Canada since 2021 and now organizes the national program Bird Friendly Cities to help raise awareness and advocate for safer built environments for wild birds from coast to coast. In this 1 hour webinar you'll learn about issues, threats and citizen based solutions surrounding our feathered friends.