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By Kennebecasis Watershed Restoration Committee

PLEASE NOTE this event has been POSTPONED TO August 5th. We thank you for your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience.
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Interested in learning more about local plants and how to identify them? Join us for an exploration of the amazing plant biodiversity at a unique floodplain along Trout Creek! Plant enthusiasts and amateurs welcome, this will be a simple nature walk meant to spread awareness about biodiversity and encourage citizen science through the use of iNaturalist. Please register using the link below!

Par Groupe de développement durable du Pays de Cocagne

Dans le cadre du Festival de fibres naturelles Les Couleurs du Pays du Groupe de développement rural du Pays de Cocagne, vous êtes invités au vernissage d’une exposition consacrée aux arts textiles naturels, à la galerie de la Communauté rurale de Beausoleil.

Par Groupe de développement durable du Pays de Cocagne

Le Groupe de développement durable du Pays de Cocagne vous invite à participer à son blitz de suivi du papillon monarque !

By Centre For Local Prosperity

Local Prosperity 2026: Local People, Local Solutions

Local Prosperity is coming! From August 6-9, 2026 in Tatamagouche we are gathering with people across Atlantic Canada to talk about all things local.

This will be a hybrid conference-festival event - You can expect engaging conversations, interactive and hands-on up!skilling sessions, tours, a family-friendly atmosphere, live music & entertainment, food trucks, local vendors, and so much more.

By Cape Jourimain

Join local naturalist Andrew Macfarlane for a morning walk along Cape Jourimain’s trails to discover our local wildlife and coastal ecosystem.

By Outdoor Learning School & Store

Join us for this FREE inspiring and practical virtual workshop to learn how we can teach about birds using a variety of tools, techniques, and technology.

Birds can be found in all learning environments, rural or urban. Join our panel of knowledgeable presenters who will share resources, both analogue and digital, for learning about birds in formal or informal education spaces. This workshop will also highlight the work of Joseph Pitawanakwat, Andrés Jiménez and Junaid Khan to support the regathering and the education of Anishinaabe bird names and significant Indigenous bird knowledge. Included in this are their Anishinaabe Bird Names Nature Guide and Anishinaabe Winter Bird Names Nature Guide.

By AIM Network

Somewhere in Atlantic Canada, someone has already solved your problem. Connect with them.

Atlantic Canadian municipalities are pulled in every direction right now with climate adaptation, housing-driven growth, digital transformation, federal program deadlines. There's always something urgent demanding attention. In the middle of all the competing priorities, it is easy to lose sight of the basics

By Cape Jourimain

Join local naturalist Andrew Macfarlane for a morning walk along Cape Jourimain’s trails to discover our local wildlife and coastal ecosystem.

By Saint John Community Coalition

• Location: Solidarity (King’s) Square, Saint John

This event follows the last free fair that offered free services: from community members to community members! This is mutual aid in action: a network of care and generosity to meet the immediate needs of our neighbors.

By Take Me Outside
Introduction

Take Me Outside (TMO) invites school system leaders across Canada to join the Outdoor Learning Leadership Network. This new community will bring together school system leaders from across Canada who are engaged or interested in advancing outdoor learning into curriculum and teaching practices. This Community of Practice will gather seasonally and serve as a space for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and the exchange of best practices to support and grow outdoor learning at a systems change level.