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Découvrons comment les semences et les plantes indigènes peuvent contribuer à la restauration de l'environnement au Nouveau-Brunswick !

Germer le changement :  Explorer une stratégie pour la restauration des plantes indigènes au Nouveau-Brunswick

 

Date et lieu :
Le 10 Septembre, de 10 h à 15 h
Bibliothèque Kennebecasis,
1 Landing Ct, Quispamsis (N.-B.) E2E 4R2

By Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Join the Conservation Council/Nashwaak Watershed to cleanup precious migration zones and get involved with citizen science bird watching!

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick welcomes you to Neil's flatt for a morning of riverside cleanup and birding! Our goal is to help out our bird populations precious feeding, nesting and resting spots around the province, in partnership with the Nashwaak Watershed Association!

During this event you will learn how to use current standard birding applications such as Merlin and eBird by Cornell, as well as iNaturalist. Your guides Erinn and Islay and folks from the Nashwaak Watershed assosiciation will also be teaching shorebird identification and how your birding observations contribute to citizen science initiatives across Canada such as the Backyard Bird Count and continuous at-risk species monitoring.

By Nature Moncton

Stressful Cityscapes or Pockets of Paradise? How Forest Retention May Buffer the Impact of Urbanization on Salamanders

Urbanization is one of the greatest challenges facing our world’s wildlife. As New Brunswick’s urban centers continue to grow, it is important we understand how our growth impacts the wildlife we share our backyards with. MSc graduate Joshua Christiansen investigated the influence of urbanization on the behavioural and thermal ecology of the Eastern Red-backed Salamander (Plethodon cinereus) in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. In this talk, Joshua will discuss his findings on the influence, or lack thereof, of urbanization on this species’ behaviour and thermoregulation and what this means for amphibian conservation in our urban centers.

Par ECO Canada, Alliance Océanique Canada, Centre des compétences futures

Financé par le programme compétences futures du gouvernement du Canada

The blue economy has entered a decisive phase. Opportunities are clear, but impact depends on execution. Capital is deployed effectively to fund solutions that scale, innovation grows beyond pilot projects into competitive sectors, policy enables sustainable ocean industries, and partnerships connect stakeholders to deliver real-world results.

The Sustainable Blue Economy Summit unites the systems that make growth happen: capital, policy, innovation, partnerships, and workforce development.

The Summit is structured around the core drivers required to turn ocean ambition into measurable results. Each area reflects how the global blue economy is moving from potential to performance.

Par Loisirs N.-B.

Organisé par Recreation NB | Loisirs N.-B., avec le soutien du Département du tourisme, du patrimoine et de la culture et de Communautés et loisirs Nouveau-Brunswick, cet événement se déroulera sur deux jours et demi. Il s’adresse aux bâtisseurs, exploitants et gestionnaires de sentiers, ainsi qu’à d’autres professionnels du secteur des loisirs de tout le Nouveau-Brunswick. L’événement proposera des sessions éducatives animées par des experts du secteur et des occasions de partager des expériences, des bonnes pratiques et des défis au sein du secteur, des sessions de réseautage et des activités pratiques sur les sentiers.

Joignez-vous à Parcs N-B et à Eastern Charlotte Waterways au Parc provincial de la plage New River le mercredi 23 septembre à 16 h. Vous découvrirez la restauration du littoral et la prévention de l'érosion, et vous participerez à des activités pratiques de plantation ! Aucune inscription nécessaire.

By Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) Saint John

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Join ACAP SJ for a hands-on mini-forest planting at Mark Dr! Together, we'll help grow a dense, native forest using the Miyawaki Method that is known for growing 10x faster and packing in far greater biodiversity than a typical planting.

By Sierra Club Canada

• When: October 3 - 4, 2026 (Doors open at 10:30 am, Training is from 11:00 am - 6:00 pm)
• Where: Channel-Port aux Basques - venue will be announced over the Summer
• Seats: 15 · open to Channel-Port aux Basques & surrounding areas community members· ages 16+
• Cost: Free of charge — Lunch will be provided —

By Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) Saint John

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Curious about what's swimming beneath the surface? Join ACAP SJ at Tin Can Beach for a hands-on seine net fishing demonstration!

By Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) Saint John

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On the 20th anniversary of New Brunswick's very first Marine Protected Area located right in our backyard, we want your help documenting its natural diversity. Join ACAP SJ at Black Beach for a community bioblitz of the Musquash Estuary!

A bioblitz is simple: grab your phone, explore the shorelines and species that can only be found in the MPA due to its unique ecological balance, and document every species you come across using iNaturalist. The more people looking, the more we discover together.

The Location:

The Musquash Estuary holds a special title as the largest ecologically intact estuary in the entire Bay of Fundy, and was named New Brunswick's first designated Marine Protected Area in 2006.

Getting Started with iNaturalist: