In this edition of EcoNews, we share opportunities to learn more about the future of New Brunswick’s forests through our ongoing winter webinar series.
EcoNews — Forest futures, calls for clean air and stand up to the Sisson Mine Read More »
Join us on your lunch break with the Conservation Council of New Brunswick’s Forest and Freshwater Director Marieka Chaplin as we learn more about New Brunswick’s current forest management practices and how we can advocate for more sustainable forestry. We’ll hear from forest management experts who are at the frontlines of sustainable management research and answer your pressing questions concerning our forests.
Conservation Council of New Brunswick Lunch and Learn Webinar Series Read More »
In this edition of EcoNews, we take a look back at some of our amazing work this year.
EcoNews — Looking back on what we’ve accomplished in 2025 Read More »
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re taking a hard look at a mining project being pushed as “nation-building.”
EcoNews — Pitfalls of the pit mine, bad power plans and bold paths to a better province Read More »
The proposed Sisson Mine is far from a “nation-building project.”
No “nation-building” project: Sisson mine could leave lasting scar on New Brunswick Read More »
The 2025 federal budget takes small steps on clean energy, but fails to confront the deeper, interconnected crises of biodiversity loss, pollution and water insecurity threatening communities across the country.
Premier Susan Holt’s own questions about the proposed Tantramar gas and diesel plant are reason enough to order a full, comprehensive environmental impact assessment.
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re digging into research on N.B. Power’s troubling biomass plan, as well as grassroots environmental action and hope on the Bay of Fundy.
In this edition of EcoNews, we’re digging into research on N.B. Power’s troubling biomass plan, as well as grassroots environmental action and hope on the Bay of Fundy.
EcoNews — Fossil fuel fights, Fundy fun and fresh air for all Read More »
Young people today are inheriting enormous environmental challenges, which is why it’s more important than ever for K-12 students to understand what’s happening and feel empowered to take action.
Learning, nature’s way Read More »
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