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- Publié par : Nature Trust of New Brunswick
- Affichages : 7443
The Nature Trust of New Brunswick is proud to release the first of many NB Nature Session music videos. Filmed throughout the summer at Nature Trust of New Brunswick nature preserves across the province, these videos feature some of Canada's talented musicians performing in take-away shows. A take-away show is a music video filmed in a single take (no cuts, edits or re-trys). These videos happened to be filmed in untraditional locations, like on top of a mountain, in an abandoned cabin, overlooking a lake or out in a canoe.
Check out these NB Nature Session videos by
1. Owen Steel, Mike Trask & the Park St. Elementary School Choir 2. Ingrid Gatin and 3. Pirate Soul
on the Nature Trust's newly updated website! http://www.naturetrust.nb.ca/wp/?page_id=376
More videos are being released all the time. Check back frequently, or stay in touch with us through our social media or by signing up to be a "Friend of the Nature Trust" (http://www.naturetrust.nb.ca/wp/?page_id=677)
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- Publié par : Tashina Thomas
- Affichages : 2377
Pour renseignements : Samara Eaton, Service canadien de la faune, (506)-364-5060.
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- Publié par : Community Forests International
- Affichages : 7516
Hello one and all,
Community Forests International (CFI) is launching our 2012 fall workshop series with a 2 day ecological forestry course led by professional forester and author Jamie Simpson. We are also offering workshops and short courses on watercourse restoration, chainsaw safety and maintenance, and low impact forestry & horse logging in the month of October. Further workshop information will be posted on our website as it becomes available. We would love if you could join us this fall!
Ecological Forestry: Backyard Woodlot Management with Jamie Simpson / September 1 & 2, 2012
Watercourse Restoration Workshop with Peter Hardie, Daniel Cassie and Estelle Drisdelle / October 13, 2012
Chainsaw Safety and Maintenance Certification with Jeff Williams (Worksafe NB) / October 19, 20 & 21, 2012
Low Impact Forestry & Horse Logging Short Course with Peter de Graaf / October 22, 23 & 24, 2012
For more information on our workshops click here or on the specific courses above.
All the best,
CFI Team
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- Publié par : Tashina Thomas
- Affichages : 3205
La saison depulvérisation d'herbicideest ici. Lapulvérisation aériennedes plantationssur lesterres de la Couronnea commencé le 8 août etcontinue jusqu'au17 septembre.Si vous vous demandezsi vous allez vous faire arroser, vous pouvez consulter une carteen ligne au http://geonb.snb.ca/herbicide/. Vous trouverez plus de renseignements du Conseil de conservation duNouveau-Brunswick à l’adresse suivante :http://www.conservationcouncil.ca/fr/News/news08161202.aspx
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- Publié par : Nature Trust of New Brunswick
- Affichages : 60902
Description
The Lieutenant Governor’s Award of Excellence in Land Conservation was established to mark the 25th anniversary of The Nature Trust of New Brunswick (NTNB). As Honorary Patron of The Nature Trust of New Brunswick, the Honourable Graydon Nicholas, Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick will present the award in recognition of an individual or organization’s significant contributions to protection of natural heritage through land conservation in New Brunswick.
Successful nominees will have a significant impact on land conservation in New Brunswick through leadership, direct action, and long-term involvement as well as other significant contributions. Eligible nominees may include those individuals or organizations involved in stewardship, volunteerism, donation of lands, or building effective partnerships and must meet at least one of the following criteria:
- An individual or entity who has contributed in a sustained manner over a significant period of time
- An individual or entity who has contributed significantly in a relatively short amount of time
- A donor of funds or property
- A volunteer, steward and/or member
- A corporate or community partner
- An individual who contributed significantly in the past and should be recognized posthumously
The Selection Committee shall have five members as nominated by:
- The Atlantic Regional Board of the Nature Conservancy of Canada
- The New Brunswick Minister of Natural Resources
- The Regional Director of the federal Department of Environment
- The Board of Nature NB
- A Chairperson named by the Board of Trustees of the Nature Trust of New Brunswick
- Nominations may be in French or English, typewritten, and submitted with the following components:
- Nomination letter – a cover letter including the name, address, telephone number and organization of both the nominee and nominator(s).
- Biography – a brief summary (not more than three pages) of the nominee’s educational background, positions held, civic and professional involvement and other relevant data.
- Accomplishments – a narrative based on the selection criteria for the Award (not exceeding three pages) explaining the basis for the nomination that, in the opinion of the nominator(s), qualifies the nominee for the award, with such supporting evidence as may be appropriate for the Selection Committee to consider.
- References – letters from at least three persons in support of the nomination.
- The Selection Committee will make the judgment solely on the basis of the information received and will not seek additional information about any of the nominees.
- Please note that, in making its decision, the Selection Committee attaches considerable importance to the nature and the quality of the documentation submitted by the nominators.
- Nominations received for the Award in any given year will be considered automatically for the next two years after receipt of a renewal of nomination letter by nominator(s).
- In any given year, the Selection Committee may decide not to give an award
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- Publié par : Tashina Thomas
- Affichages : 3059
Je suis de retour de mon congé de maternité et j’ai hâte de parler avec tout le monde et d’apprendre tout ce qui s’est passé durant l’année!
