Leach’s Storm Petrel in Atlantic Canada: Status, Research, and Conservation

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Date limite pour soumettre une candidature programme des Fonds pour dommages à l’environnement

Le Fonds pour dommages à l’environnement (FDE) a ouvert un appel de propositions.

La prochaine date limite pour soumettre une candidature pour le programme des Fonds pour dommages à l’environnement est 15 h 00 heure avancée de l’Est (HAE), le 20 avril 2022. Visitez le site web du programme FDE pour obtenir des renseignements sur les critères d’admissibilité, les restrictions relatives à l’utilisation des fonds, et comment faire une demande de financement.

Connectez-vous à la plateforme de candidature en ligne Système de gestion d’entreprise des subventions et contributions (SGESC) pour postuler, et trouverez le guide du demandeur.

Les demandes de renseignements relatives à l’appel de propositions de mars 2022 peuvent être transmises à un bureau du FDE dans votre région à l'adresse suivante [email protected]

Jour de la Terre

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Célébrez le Jour de la Terre 2022 à la maison ou dans votre communauté !

Nature Apps Workshop & Walk

Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and the Saint John Naturalists’ Club on April 23^rd (Rain date: April 24^th) for a fun and informative workshop at Brundage Point River Centre and Noremac Nature Preserve! The Nature Trust currently conserves and stewards over 10,000 acres of land at over 70 Nature Preserves throughout New Brunswick. In order to care for and manage these lands, staff and stewards rely on various apps to help them collect data and make informed decisions about land conservation and management. If you’ve ever been curious about how apps can help everyone become citizen scientists in their

Nature Moncton White Rock Outing

NATURE MONCTON FIELD TRIP TO WHITE ROCK RECREATION AREA

Date: Saturday, April 23rd

Time: 10:00

Guide: Gordon Rattray

The Nature Moncton excursion on April 23 will be to the White Rock Recreation Area in Hillsborough. This will be a walk going through mostly forested areas, both coniferous and deciduous, in this protected region. We will be looking at the signs of nature emerging from the winter season. The onus will be on the participants to point out evidence of revival and to assist in naming sightings. Spring revival will be most evident with bud and possible leaf generation of trees and shrubs. Lichens will be very easy to spot on trunks and stems. Depending on how the spring season advances, there could be some surprises.

The walk will be led by Gordon Rattray who has extensive knowledge of the recreation site. The walk will be of moderate difficulty and up to 4KM in length. Footwear is most important as places could be still wet from winter melt. Bring a lunch for a lunch break on the trail.

White Rock Recreation Area is 2 KM up the Golf Club Road in Hillsborough. Golf Club Road is a right turn off route 114 -- partway through Hillsborough. We will meet at the entrance to the Recreation Area at 10:00

All are welcome, Nature Moncton member or not.