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Vous serez guidé pas à pas tout au long de la présentation pour vous simplifier la tâche à propos du compostage domestique, un processus naturel, simple et facile à la portée de tous. Au menu : les avantages du compostage domestique, le matériel nécessaire, l’emplacement, quoi mettre et ne pas mettre dans le composteur, la gestion de l’humidité, l’aération ainsi que des trucs et conseils pratiques pour vous assurer d’obtenir facilement d’excellents résultats.

Join NBISC for a FREE "lunch and learn" webinar on the topic of invasive Zebra and Quagga Mussels. With the threat of Zebra and Quagga Mussels on the horizon for New Brunswick, now is the perfect time to start learning about these pesky freshwater invaders!

This webinar will explain the significance of municipal advocacy for environmental causes such as Bird Friendly Cities and urban tree canopies. By listing effective lobbying techniques, examples of what to lobby for, and ways in which Nature Canada can support, this webinar will be a resourceful starting point for organizations seeking to engage in environmental change in their cities.

Vous êtes invité.e à vous joindre à nous pour le lancement d'un rapport conjoint entre le Centre canadien de politiques alternatives, Nouvelle-Écosse, le Centre canadien de politiques alternatives, Colombie-Britannique et le Corporate Mapping Project. Le lancement aurau lieu le mercredi le 7 juin à 15h (heure de l'est)/16h (Atlantique)/16h30 (Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador). Les présentations se feront en anglais, avec traduction disponible anglais/français et français/anglais.

Looking to better understand the impacts of Climate Change in Atlantic Canada and what we can do about it? Join CLIMAtlantic Climate Change Science and Adaptation Specialist, Emma Poirier and NCC staff to learn about what impacts to expect in our region and what we can do about it. 

Climate change in Atlantic Canada means warmer temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, changing sea levels, and impacts such as coastal flooding and erosion. This presentation will cover projections of different variables for Atlantic Canada. It will also explore the variety of impacts that the region will see and highlight different options that can be used for adaptation, such as nature-based approaches.

In 2021, jumping worms were found in New Brunswick for the first time. These non-native earthworms have been spreading rapidly in the United States, with substantial impacts on soil and other plants. In this FREE webinar, we will discuss their spread in New Brunswick, potential impacts, and what you can do to help reduce their spread!

This presentation will shed light on health risks from climate change and overheating in buildings, as well as the various design guidelines and standards to limit overheating in buildings. During this presentation there will be several examples shared on how “climate ready” buildings with low overheating risk can be achieved cost effectively in new and existing buildings.

Join us for a partnered webinar with the Nashwaak Watershed Association on the importance of our local New-Brunswick waterways and how to keep them clean! Learn about local marine life, our water systems and how YOU can make a difference.