New Brunswick leaders updating the province’s climate action plan must heed the urgent call for rapid emissions reductions and greater nature protection outlined in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) newest report.
Our EcoNews newsletter for February
EcoNews — New Brunswickers United For Nature Protection Read More »
New polling shows New Brunswickers are united in their love of nature and their demand for more of it to be protected.
New Brunswickers United In Love For Nature and Its Protection Read More »
New polling shows overwhelming support for new protected areas in the province despite government lagging on promise.
New Brunswickers want province to follow through on protected area promise Read More »
A new estimate on the population of critically-endangered North Atlantic right whales has the species numbering 336, the lowest in almost 20 years.
‘Last of the Right Whales’ Premieres This Weekend In NB Theatres Read More »
Our EcoNews newsletter for February
EcoNews — A Critical Time To Speak Up For Climate Action Read More »
The Conservation Council’s Marine Conservation team has been following the U.S. researchers’ important work of monitoring changes in the Gulf of Maine and studying the complex effects of climate change in the northwest Atlantic.
Warming Waters Will Bring Big Changes to Bay of Fundy Read More »
Use our toolkit to help you call for affordable, reliable and sustainable electricity in New Brunswick.
Add Your Voice: Updating NB’s Climate Action Plan Read More »
Last month, the Conservation Council invited Frederictonians to gather virtually to discuss the connections between climate change and income inequality and brainstorm potential solutions.
Frederictonians Draw Links Between Climate Change and Income Insecurity Read More »
Use our sample letter to get started on your submission to the climate plan update.
Sample Letter: Climate Policy Solutions Read More »
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