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This presentation will highlight the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health’s (NCCIH) collaboration on the 2022 national assessment titled the Health of Canadians in a Changing Climate: Advancing our Knowledge for Action, produced by Health Canada’s Climate Change and Health Innovation Bureau. This comprehensive study of current and projected risks from climate change to the health of Canadians included a chapter dedicated to climate change and Indigenous Peoples’ health in Canada. Contributing author, Donna Atkinson will provide an overview of the key findings of this chapter; a summary of specific climate change risks to First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples’ health; the role of Indigenous knowledges and rights in climate change adaptation, research and policy; and knowledge gaps for future research.

The South Musquash Marsh is a small portion of the NBCC Musquash Estuary Marine Protected Area. The area we will be visiting has been part of the Maritime Marsh Monitoring program for several years and is checked each year for American bittern, least bittern, pied-billed grebe, sora, Virginia rail, American coot, common gallinule, nelsons sparrow, marsh wren, black tern and willet.

Apprenez à construire et à entretenir des sentiers avec Eric Hadley, expert en construction de sentiers, à la réserve naturelle de la forêt Seymour!

Chaque année, la Fondation Sierra Club Canada (FSCC) organise son assemblée générale annuelle (AGA) au cours de laquelle nous présentons nos rapports d’activités et discutons d’affaires essentielles. Tout le monde est invité à assister à l’assemblée par zoom ou par conférence téléphonique. L’AGA est un événement captivant et rassembleur où nous entendons parler du travail et des projets de nos différentes sections régionales et recevons les mises à jour de nos organisations sœurs, Sierra Club BC et Sierra Club (É.-U.).

Our Annual General Meeting is coming up, where you can chat with our wonderful staff about anything from water quality to rural transportation. Find us at Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre next Tuesday, June 14th, between 4 and 5:30pm. We look forward to seeing you!

La sécurité alimentaire, les systèmes alimentaires, la souveraineté alimentaire, la justice alimentaire - il y a tellement de termes liés à l'alimentation qu'il peut être difficile de s'y retrouver! Aliments pour tous NB est là pour vous aider!

To make informed decisions around waterfront development proposals, stormwater management plans and environmental impact studies are often used to communicate the impacts of development from a western science perspective. But how about Indigenous science?

To further the efforts of the Ontario Professional Planners Institute's Indigenous Planning Perspectives Task Force, the Planning For Our Shorelands program presents Sustainable Waterfront Planning Through Reconciliation , a collaborative workshop discussing “land use planning” from an Indigenous perspective, the important role of vegetated shoreline buffers, and the collaborative nature of sustainability. This workshop is aimed at familiarizing local decision-makers with Indigenous relations to water and will engage the audience to reflect on ways they can take steps to include Indigenous voices in decision-making processes around waterfront development and planning.

Meet Hank and Carolyn Scarth at the parking lot overlooking the Children’s Forest. The lot is located on the right, 500 metres past the Irving Barn on Sand Cove Road. Our goal will be to beat the 52 species we found last trip!