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NATURE MONCTON FEBRUARY MEETING
February 21st, 2023 at 7:00 PM
Mapleton Park Rotary Lodge (speaker will be on screen via Zoom)

Birder Brain: An overview of the Birder Brain project exploring birding and mental/physical health, with an emphasis on mindful birding.
Presenter: Kelly-Sue O’Connor

Originally from Hillsborough, NB, Kelly-Sue has been a birder for 16 years now. She has been very involved in citizen science during that time starting with several Christmas Bird Counts a year, volunteering for nature organizations, fundraising and sitting on boards like the Toronto Ornithological Club, Friends of Sam Smith Park, and Bird Friendly Cities, and leading bird walks for Ontario Field Ornithologists

 

À mesure que les initiatives d'adaptation gagnent en portée et en complexité, la capacité à surveiller, évaluer et améliorer leur efficacité doit également croître. Par exemple, les indicateurs basés sur les processus, tels que le "nombre total de participants", ne permettent pas d'évaluer pleinement l'impact des grands efforts d'adaptation multipartites. Que doivent donc utiliser les praticiens ?

Cet événement a pour but de développer des connaissances fondamentales sur l'évaluation et la façon dont elle peut être utilisée pour surveiller et améliorer le travail d'adaptation. Patricia King (vice-présidente exécutive, Insights) et Sabrina Anderson (gestionnaire qualitative, Insights) de Dig Insights dirigeront la session. Il y aura des présentations sur les bases de l'évaluation, des discussions en petits groupes et des exemples d'études de cas tirés du travail de Dig Insights avec des organisations telles que CLIMAtlantic, ClimateSense et le gouvernement de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard sur l'évaluation de la formation en adaptation climatique, des programmes, de la mise en œuvre des services, et plus.

Le mardi 21 mars, CLIMAtlantic lancera notre boîte à outils d'adaptation côtière, une boîte à outils en ligne qui fournit aux communautés côtières rurales de l'Atlantique et aux propriétaires des options d'adaptation pour faire face aux impacts du changement climatique. 

Participez à notre lancement via un webinaire le mardi 21 mars à 13h HNA pour le lancement!

Nature Miramichi’s guest speaker at the April 4^th meeting is David Mazerolle, an ecosystems scientist and botanist with Parks Canada.

“My talk will focus on climate change adaptation approaches in the conservation of species at risk in coastal and forested habitats. The title would be ‘Impacts of Climate Change and Related Major Storm Events on our Rare Plants & Lichens: Conservation Approaches in a Rapidly Changing Environment’.

As an added bonus side-show, I could also present some nice spring wildflower photos if we have time.”

See the link below to read a CBC article about the David Mazerolle’s work at Kouchibouguac National Park to restore the presence of the Gulf of St. Lawrence Aster:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/gulf-of-st-lawrence-aster-kouchibouguac-park-1.6779773


Nature Miramichi's event page.

Nature Moncton April Meeting
April 18, 2023, at 7:00 PM
Mapleton Rotary lodge

How colonial history has changed breeding patterns of the Acadian Nelson’s Sparrow
Presented by Kiirsti Owen, PhD student at the University of New Brunswick (with Joe Nocera) and Acadia University (with Mark Mallory)

Réservez la date! CONFÉRENCE : Faire progresser les mesures d'adaptation au Canada atlantique

QUAND : mercredi 24 mai 2023, de 9h à 17h (HNA)

OÙ : Crowne Plaza, 1005 Main St., Moncton, NB (en personne et en ligne)

QUI : Cette conférence s'adresse aux personnes qui s'intéressent au et qui travaillent dans le domaine d'adaptation climatique dans l'Atlantique. C'est un événement bilingue

Join us for our Annual General Meeting (AGM) on June 21st at 7:00pm via Zoom. This event is a fantastic opportunity to reflect on our achievements, discuss upcoming initiatives, and make important decisions for the future of our club.

AGENDA

Welcome

Approval of Minutes from the 2022 AGM

Presentation of all reports:
Treasurer’s Report
Point Lepreau Bird Observatory Annual Report
Greenlaw Mountain Hawk Watch Annual Report
Shorebird Conservation and Education Project Annual Report
Program Committee Report
Program Coordinator Report
President’s Report

Approval of all reports

Nominating Committee Report and Elections

Other Business
By-law #1 Vote*
SJNC Monthly Meeting Times (Poll)

Adjournment

To attend the meeting, please register using the following link:

https://form.jotform.com/231543298601253

Once registered, you'll receive a confirmation email with the Zoom meeting details.

Spend your lunch hour learning more about solar energy, tax incentives and subsidies available to business owners in New Brunswick, Canada with EOS Eco-Energy and Jeff McAloon, Chief Development Officer/Co-Owner of The Smart Energy Company.

Are you interested in learning about the importance of bringing new technologies, related to climate action work, into underserved communities?