Spring Seminar – Forestry Interaction with Fish and Wildlife

Mount Allison University

By Atlantic Society of Fish and Wildlife Biologists

Description

Date: 21 April 2026

• Location: Sackville, New Brunswick
• Mount Allison University: Crabtree Auditorium
• Lunch is included.

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Découverte des programmes iPêche et J’adopte un cours d’eau

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Par Collectif Eau Québec

La science participative joue un rôle clé dans l’amélioration des connaissances sur l’état de nos milieux aquatiques, tout en favorisant l’engagement citoyen, l’éducation scientifique et l’action locale. Ce webinaire mettra en lumière des approches concrètes, éprouvées et inspirantes, ancrées dans les réalités du territoire québécois.

Working With Nature: Ecological Forestry as a Path Towards the Long-Term Health of the Wabanaki Forest

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By Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Back by popular demand, we’re bringing you another forestry webinar on April 21 from 12-1 p.m. for Earth Week!

Monthly and Seasonal Forecasts

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Par Centre canadien des services climatiques

Join Centre canadien des services climatiques, for a webinar on newly released Monthly and Seasonal Forecasts on ClimateData.ca on April 21, from 1:00 to 2:00pm Eastern! The session will be led by the CCCS and will include a Q&A period.

April Meeting Presentation

Rotary Pavilion, Mapleton Park

By Nature Moncton

Join Marsh Monitoring Field Coordinator Gwendolyn Clark for an exploration of how citizen science contributes to population monitoring efforts for wetland birds. You’ll hear about the wonders of wetland habitats and their many ecosystem functions, the birds that call these habitats home, and how the Maritimes Marsh Monitoring Program tracks these elusive species. You’ll also get an introduction to the new Maritimes MarshWatch educational program, designed to make you a pro at identifying wetland species so you can start collecting data!