From April 11 – 22, 2024, staff from the Conservation Council will host open houses in various locations in New Brunswick to meet with anyone interested in discussing environmental issues and learning about the Conservation Council’s work. We would like to extend a personal invitation to you to join us at an event near you!
Invitation: Spring Meet and Greet with Conservation Council of New Brunswick Read More »
With Atlantic Canada facing an unprecedented number of climate-related disasters the New Brunswick government’s 2024-2025 budget fails to address the urgency of the crisis facing our province.
New Brunswick’s 2024-25 budget a missed opportunity to take urgent environmental action Read More »
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick is urging the federal government to avoid further delays in implementing the Clean Electricity Regulations (CER).
Axing environmental protections will only cost Canadians more Read More »
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re calling for participants to join our Citizens’ Assembly on Electricity Affordability and highlighting efforts to combat energy poverty in New Brunswick through our ‘Switch on Hope’ energy poverty campaign.
EcoNews — It’s time to ‘Switch on Hope’ Read More »
Science, and the reality of global economics, argue against shale gas in New Brunswick, despite the fantasies of its proponents.
Guest blog: New Brunswick does not need shale gas Read More »
I’m calling on Canada to make halting and reversing nature loss and climate extinction a priority now! Will you join me?
Send a Letter to Reverse Nature Loss by 2050! Read More »
Hakai Magazine’s recent story, “Dammed but not Doomed,” examines how humans have affected the Skutik (St.Croix River), and delves deep into the 10 years of hard work to improve it.
© Conservation Council of New Brunswick 2024