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Treat your family to the wonder of our province’s natural beauty this New Brunswick Day. The Conservation Council of New Brunswick works hard to protect our lakes, rivers, forests and communities so you can enjoy the outdoors with the people you love. With your support, we can keep this province beautiful, together. Please donate today.
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In recognition of Father’s Day this weekend, the Conservation Council is excited to launch a new project which looks at nature’s power to inspire and fascinate our children — Nature is a Giant. Nature is a Giant is a blog to capture those moments we are all too likely to forget about as adults — how
Last week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the draft results of its study on the relationship between hydraulic fracturing and drinking water. There has been lots of interpretation, but what does the study really say? The report clearly states that fracking activities have resulted in “impacts on drinking water resources, including contamination of
What the EPA’s fracking report really says Read More »
For over 10 years now I’ve worked on, advocated for, and paddled down some of New Brunswick’s greatest rivers and never once have I fly-fished. A sin, I know. It’s been on my bucket list though for a long time and on Friday I casted a fly line for the first time. I took up
“I got one, I got one!”: first time fly fisher Read More »
With the world watching last week, Canada had an opportunity to prove it was ready to do its fair share in the global fight against climate change. Instead, the federal government released its latest climate commitments to little fanfare, with European-based Climate Action Tracker rating them as “inadequate,” its lowest possible ranking. On Friday, May
Canada’s latest climate commitment panned as “weak and inadequate” Read More »
On Saturday, May 30, residents of Red Head are inviting their fellow New Brunswickers and Canadians to join them in a march to show support for the protection of the beautiful Bay of Fundy, the province’s precious freshwater systems, and the health of their own coastal community. The March to the End of The Line
March to the End of the Line Read More »
Earth Day feels different this year, doesn’t it? Here at Conserver House, April 22 is an annual cause for celebration. It’s always encouraging to see people from different walks of life reflecting on the wonders of our natural environment, and focusing on what they can do to keep it beautiful. But this year, there’s even
There’s something different about Earth Day this year… Read More »
This year, the Conservation Council has partnered with national organizers to help you make Earth Day Every Day. Earth Day Canada is celebrating its 25th anniversary on April 22 and they’re celebrating by launching a new five-year campaign to help Canadians lessen their environmental footprint. The campaign, dubbed Earth Day Every Day, provides the tools,
Make Earth Day Every Day with CCNB & Earth Day Canada! Read More »
This weekend, a few staff members and volunteers with the Conservation Council hopped in a super-fuel-efficient vehicle and traveled to Quebec City for the Act on Climate March. What a powerful trip it was! At their most optimistic, organizers were hoping to get 12,000 people out in the streets. But Canadians’ passion for a clean
Energy we can get behind: photos from Act on Climate Read More »
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