The Tantramar Wetlands Centre is a community-based centre of wetlands education specializing in experiential programming aimed at public school students and teachers. Recognized nationally as a centre of excellence, this award-winning project provides exciting wetlands education experiences to over 4,000 visitors annually. Tantramar Regional High School situated in the heart of the world-famous Tantramar Marshes […] Continue reading Tantramar Wetlands Centre
TORONTO, May 27 /CNW/ – On the cusp of another week celebrating our connection to the environment (Canadian Environment Week, … Continue reading Canadian cities embrace Earth Day Canada conservation program
The Salmon Restoration Project is a community initiative of the Elsipogtog Miimag First Nations to work on restoring the salmon populations in the Richibucto River. Continue reading Elsipogtog Salmon Restoration Project
Efficiency NB recognized Earth Day recently with an in-store rebate campaign to educate New Brunswickers on the benefits of switching to compact fluorescent lighting products (CFLs) and to provide a financial incentive to help offset the cost of doing so. Continue reading Efficiency New Brunswick’s CFL Rebate Campaign
The New Brunswick Climate Change Hub facilitates the exchange of ideas, information, and resources between government, private sector and community-based organizations engaged in climate change. Continue reading New Brunswick Climate Change Hub
A pro-active group of dedicated university students at UNB who are tired of the status quo and who are organizing efforts to change it. The UNB Student’s Environmental Society works with the campus community towards improving life on campus by trying to create a sustainable campus at UNB.
The New Brunswick Community Land Trust (NBCLT) is a member based, volunteer, non-profit organization focused on holding conservation easements that ensure that farmland and woodlots are maintained in ecologically sustainable production and available for future generations of New Brunswickers. Continue reading New Brunswick Community Land Trust
Trees In Trust has the perfect green gift. For a donation of $30, you can dedicate a piece of woodland … Continue reading NATURE TRUST LAUNCHES NEW GREEN GIFT IDEA
Charlottetown – Trees In Trust has the perfect green gift. For a donation of $30, you can dedicate a piece of woodland to someone special. Your donation is used by a charitable land trust to purchase and preserve endangered forest in the Maritimes. Continue reading Trees In Trust: Saving our forest one piece at a time
Moncton, September 19th, 2007. – Since June, the Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance (PWA) has been working towards re-greening the Fox Creek … Continue reading Public invitation : Rehabilitating the Fox Creek’s river banks by planting trees!
Moncton’s fish are in luck
PATRICIA TREBLE | August 27, 2007 |
When Roly MacIntyre moved to Moncton, N.B., in 1965, the Petitcodiac River was a great place for salmon fishing. But the salmon, shad, tomcod and most other species are gone from what is now Canada’s most endangered river. The problem is a 40-year-old causeway linking Moncton with suburban Riverview. Twice a day, tides from the Bay of Fundy push up the Petitcodiac, reversing the waterway’s flow. But virtually all the sediment and the fish are stopped when the tidal bore reaches the causeway. Only a small meandering channel is left to cut through the sprawling mud flats — which can be rather odorous in the summer — that block 92 per cent of the river’s width near the causeway.
Carbon-free cards are designed with the planet in mind. Our cards feature beautiful nature photographs of Eastern Canada and the … Continue reading Top quality nature cards for people who care about the planet
