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Nature Conservancy protects key habitat in northeast New Brunswick
The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) has announced the conservation of three new properties, helping to protect at-risk species in northeast New Brunswick.
Nature Walks in Acadie
Shared by TourismNB on Feb 27, 2012 Travel journalist Helga Loverseed takes you along nature walks in New Brunswick’s beautiful Acadian Iles. Discover sandy beaches, peat bogs and boreal forest during an unforgettable New Brunswick beach vacation! – Tourism New Brunswick
Tom Lask and Good Food Farm
Tom Lask, owner and operator of Good Food Farm, talks about how he got established and why he went organic.
Climate Change & Renewable Energy Coordinator – Falls Brook Centre
The Climate Change & Renewable Energy Coordinator will be responsible for a range of Climate Change and Renewable Energy activities at Falls Brook Centre and will coordinate FBC’s Appropriate Technology Department Programming.
Governments Work Together to Address Climate Change
An $8.2-million adaptation program will help Canadians in the Atlantic provinces deal with the impacts of climate change on coastal erosion, flooding and ground water resources. Led by the Government of Canada and the governments of the four Atlantic provinces, the three-year Regional Adaptation Collaborative program is part of the federal government’s investment to help Canadians adapt to climate change.
Nominations open for Premier’s Awards for Energy Efficiency
Saint John – The public is being invited to submit nominations for the first Premier’s Awards for Energy Efficiency, which will showcase some of the best practices in energy efficiency in New Brunswick.
New Brunswick investing $1.5 million in wetlands
Fredericton – The provincial government will contribute $1.5 million to a new fund dedicated to maintaining the province’s wetlands, Premier Shawn Graham announced yesterday.
Six New Brunswick mayors to compete in ‘eco-challenge’
Fredericton – Six provincial city mayors and the minister of environment will fight against climate change by participating in the Mayor’s Eco-Challenge 2009 for the next three months. The announcement was made today in Fredericton by Environment Minister Roland Haché.
Organic Trade Association Applauds New Canadian Organic Regulations
The Organic Trade Association (OTA) in Canada is pleased to see the significantly amended Organic Products Regulations (OPR) published in Canada Gazette (Part I).
New Brunswick Climate Action Fund (ecoTrust)
The Government of New Brunswick has laid out a plan for addressing climate change, called the New Brunswick Climate Change Action Plan.
