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Read more about: Healthy Bays | Clean Energy | Diverse Forest | Buy Local Clean water. We’re protecting it. It was easy to pick a theme for the first week of our annual Membership Month at the Conservation Council. As much as this month is about encouraging new supporters to become members and further […]
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We’re thrilled to announce we’ve joined the #bullfrogpowered community of people working to clean the Canadian energy grid! Bullfrog Power is the country’s leading clean energy provider. The Toronto-based company allows people, businesses and organizations to start using 100 per cent renewable energy. Beginning today, the Conservation Council joins the ranks of the David Suzuki
Conservation Council of New Brunswick is now bullfrogpowered! Read More »
We want to help you cast a ballot for the environment this October 19. All around the world, leaders are stepping up: U.S. President Barack Obama wants climate change action to be his legacy; world governments meet in Paris later this year to determine concrete national actions; and Pope Francis has made climate action
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Today is National Tree Day, an opportunity to reflect on our beautiful Acadian Forest, home to woodland critters like the snowshoe hare, little brown bat and the nocturnal northern flying squirrel! But while today is an occasion to celebrate, it’s also a chance for us to reflect on the changes many of us notice happening in the
#CutTheClearcuts on National Tree Day! Read More »
Welcome to the online edition of EcoAlert, New Brunswick’s Environmental Magazine. EcoAlert is the Conservation Council of New Brunswick’s membership magazine. It brings you environmental news, exciting stories of positive change happening in our communities, and important action alerts from across our province. We share stories of the work we’re doing in our program areas – including
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This blog is the second in a series about our pollinator garden at Conserver House. You can find our first blog here. With the completion of our new ramp and stairs thanks to Peter Cote, we began the preparation and planting of the Conservation Council of New Brunswick’s urban pollinator garden. The garden is being
Conserver House Pollinator Garden: Putting it all together Read More »
The New Brunswick ombudsman is now looking into whether the provincial government should conduct its own environmental impact assessment of TransCanada’s proposed Energy East bitumen pipeline, like the province of Quebec is doing. The office of the Ombudsman will investigate why jurisdictions like Quebec are doing their own independent environmental assessment of the mega project while New
Amazing news! Today the Canadian Medical Association — representing more than 80,000 medical professionals across the country — voted to divest from companies whose primary business relies upon fossil fuels! What’s more, the CMA will look at moving its investments into renewable energy solutions! This kind of support from the Canadian medical community in the fight against
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The Conservation Council of New Brunswick has released a report on the potential impacts of TransCanada’s Energy East pipeline project on the Bay of Fundy and Gulf of Maine. The report explores the many risks to whales and other wildlife in the Bay of Fundy as well as the risk to sustainable jobs in New Brunswick, Nova
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This summer our lakes are making headlines; not for their cool, clear nature but because they are getting sick. Blue-green algae blooms have flared up on Washademoak Lake, Harvey Lake and portions of Grand Lake — three lakes known for their swimming and boating. Except, the Department of Health is advising New Brunswickers that recreating
Departmental Deja Vu: Groups need help to keep rivers and lakes healthy Read More »
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