dimanche. 04 décembre, 2022 - samedi. 10 décembre, 2022
Semaine 49
dimanche. 04 décembre, 2022
9:00 am
lundi. 05 décembre, 2022
1:00 pm

Réconnexion des équipes de l'AÉV

Reconnexion des équipes de l'AÉV
Au Centre de conservation de la rivière Hammond, 10 Porter Road, Nauwigewauk
13h-16h, le 5 décembre 2022
5:00 pm

Capacity Building Series: Burnout

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Burnouts are preventable, especially for small, nonprofit organizations. On December 5th at 3:00PM, join Sam Laprade and other guest on a panel to discuss the reality of nonprofit burnout and tips on how to help prevent and manage burnout.

7:30 pm

An Update on Organic Market Trends and Agricultural Carbon Market Potential

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Join Sebastian Manago, Entrepreneur and Consultant at Double Hill Inc, for an overview of market dynamics in unsettled times. How have COVID and the Ukraine crisis affected organic markets and should selling carbon off-sets be part of your farm business plan?
mardi. 06 décembre, 2022
6:30 pm

Nature Miramichi Monthly Meeting: Jim Wilson, Nature Saint John: New Brunswick’s Newest Avian Immigrant, The Wild Turkey

Slowly and quietly during the past two decades, hundreds of Wild Turkeys eluded border officials and slipped into New Brunswick from Maine, where a vibrant population of the birds is firmly established in all 16 counties. But how does a bird of this size, a species that was never here historically, cope with finding food in deep winter snow and cold, compete with native bird species and evade potential new predators? Well, Wild Turkeys are doing just that, and quite successfully. Our Wild Turkeys now number in the thousands. This talk will explain how they do it.

7:00 pm
mercredi. 07 décembre, 2022
1:00 pm

Un webinaire et une étude de cas sur les raisons de l'échec des projets d'énergie éolienne et les effets durables de l'iniquité du processus et de la distribution par le CCNB.

Join the Conservation Council of New Brunswick on December 7th, 1 p.m. to learn how a lack of trust, fairness, and community benefits combined to undermine community acceptance of two wind energy projects proposed for Northern New Brunswick.

The case study by Louise Comeau, Elizabeth Gresh, and Louis-Charles Vaillancourt can be read here.

Register here.
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