The Fundy Biosphere Region - Webinar

All are welcome to the November meeting of the Saint John Naturalists Club!

This month’s webinar will be all about the Fundy Biosphere Region featuring guest speakers Emma Foster and Patrick Sorensen.

The Fundy Biosphere Region designation by UNESCO provides not only international recognition for the uniqueness of the Bay of Fundy, its culture and history, but also emphasizes the importance of conservation and sustainability in the region. The Fundy Biosphere Region includes an area of over 430,000 hectares of the upper Bay of Fundy coast, stretching from St. Martins to the Tantramar Marsh near Sackville and inland to Moncton.

This webinar will take place on Saturday, November 19^th at 10AM via Zoom.

Register here to get the link to join: https://form.jotform.com/222894401489262

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About Emma:

With a background in photography, videography and social media, Emma joined the Fundy Biosphere team in 2022 to help raise awareness for its existence and what we do. Day to day she focuses on creating content, sharing updates on social media as well as working on programming for schools to teach children about the biosphere. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, camping and exploring the Maritimes. She's currently in the process of building an off grid home with her partner, in the biosphere of course.

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About Patrick:

Patrick has been blessed to work with youth and other outdoor enthusiasts for the past decade to help them uncover the secrets that lie in the beautiful country of Canada.  Patrick has 6 years of experience producing programming for youth in a camp environment, 1 year representing Canadians at Walt Disney World, and over the past 5 years, he has been getting to know the gorgeous landscape of New Brunswick.  Now as Education and Outreach Coordinator for Stonehammer Geopark, Patrick hopes to share his knowledge of this gorgeous landscape and the true importance of its fossil history with his community!