A coalition of five provincial environmental and conservation organizations: the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society – New Brunswick Chapter, the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, Nature Conservancy of Canada – Atlantic, Nature NB, and the Nature Trust of New Brunswick, have issued a joint statement in support of the Government of New Brunswick’s recent […]
In this edition of EcoNews, we celebrate New Brunswickers who voted for climate action in Monday’s federal election; we welcome you to take a journey back through time with us in our 50th anniversary special edition of EcoAlert Magazine; we share photos from our fantastic gala in Fredericton earlier this month where we honoured New
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Our 50th Annual General Meeting is coming up Saturday, Nov. 23 in Fredericton! We really hope to see you there. It is a time to discuss our year, catch up with friends, and meet our dedicated volunteers and staff. We will also have some fantastic guest speakers and will be holding a potluck lunch! To
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Conservation Council consultant Louise Comeau welcomed comments Premier Blaine Higgs made about climate action following the results of Monday’s federal election. Higgs told reporters on Tuesday, Oct. 22 that “the country has spoken” on a price on pollution and that his provincial government will “have to find a way in New Brunswick to make it
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New Brunswickers and people clear across the country voted this week for urgent, meaningful action on climate change. The majority of New Brunswickers who cast a ballot in Monday’s federal election did so for a party with a strong platform on climate action. The same is true across Canada. Here at home, the Liberal Party
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The following are resources prepared by the Conservation Council of New Brunswick on carbon pricing: how it works in New Brunswick, what the provincial government is currently proposing, and our recommendations for a strong plan that will reduce carbon pollution while protecting New Brunswickers’ health and safety. Read our consultant Dr. Louise Comeau’s presentation on
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With the Conservation Council of New Brunswick celebrating our 50th Anniversary, this special edition of EcoAlert Magazine rolls back the clock to shine a light on the many campaigns and landmark public policy victories achieved by the Conservation Council and its supporters since founding in the fall of 1969. In this issue: • What the
FREDERICTON — The Conservation Council of New Brunswick celebrated 50 years of environmental action this weekend by honouring the people and organizations who have worked with us to improve the lives of New Brunswickers and the health of our communities. Founded in October 1969, the Conservation Council celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2019-2020. The non-profit
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick celebrated its 50th Anniversary on Oct. 12, 2019 by honouring the New Brunswickers who have helped to make our work possible since 1969 at an awards gala at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton. The full list of award recipients is as follows: Beth McLaughlin Environmental Journalism Award: Shane
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FREDERICTON — The Union of Municipalities of New Brunswick will call on the provincial government to ban single-use plastic bags across the province. The union, which represents 60 cities, towns and villages across N.B., voted in favour of the ban during its annual conference in Fredericton this weekend. It also voted in favour to lobby
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