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Science Day is an annual event hosted by the Miramichi Salmon Association and the Miramichi Watershed Management Committee. The theme of our 2022 Science Day is Salmon Conservation in a Changing Climate. Hear about the innovative work being done by various organizations throughout Atlantic Canada, including the University of New Brunswick, Canada Rivers Institute, Parks Canada, Ducks Unlimited, Department of Natural Resources, and more! This year's Science Day will take place from 10am until 3pm AST in Fredericton and online via ZOOM.

Be a part of the fun as hundreds of eager Saint John residents come out to help clean our beautiful streams and wetlands for the health and well-being of humans and wildlife alike. This year, the headquarters for this event will be held at The Irving Oil Field House.

Le samedi 7 mai de 9 h à 12 h, les citoyens de Shediac, Beaubassin-est et Cap-Pelé sont invités à participer au nettoyage des déchets aux endroits désignés par leur municipalité. Des points de rencontre seront mis en place dans chacune des trois municipalités à partir de 9 h, afin de renseigner les participants sur les endroits à être nettoyés. Des gants et des sacs seront également fournis. En cas de pluie, l’événement aura lieu le 14 mai.

This year, Clean Air Day has an important focus on the intersections between air quality, climate action and human health. National and international days are a powerful advocacy tool to educate the general public and mobilize political will and resources to address global problems. This is a time to celebrate achievement and resolve to do better.

ACAP SAINT JOHN

Let's transform pavement into green space!

Last year we removed over 100m2 of unused pavement and now we will be planting the site with native flowers and shrubs.

Help us complete our depaving project at Seaside Park on Saturday, June 11th.

Join Mike Rabinowitz to chat about food production: organic, local, and what the future might hold. Mark Wilson will have the BBQ fired up with food to share!

Please register HERE

The Kennebecasis Watershed Restoration Committee is hosting a 4 Part BioBlitz Invasion at our demonstration site on the Millstream river. Come explore what our watershed has to offer for biodiversity.

L'angélique des bois (Angelica sylvestris) et la renouée du Japon (Fallopia japonica) sont deux espèces envahissantes qui envahissent les forêts de manière agressive et menacent la biodiversité.

La gestion des espèces envahissantes est une partie importante de l'intendance et lors de cet événement, vous apprendrez comment identifier l'angélique des bois et la renouée du Japon et comment les gérer et les éliminer de la propriété.