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FREDERICTON — A new poll shows New Brunswickers want their government leaders to act now to protect the climate. Polling determined an overwhelming majority of New Brunswickers — a margin of nearly 8 to 1 — believe we should be global leaders in protecting the climate by reducing our energy consumption. The national telephone poll […]
New Brunswickers want leaders to act now on climate protection Read More »
Living in New Brunswick, there is no way around it — we owe so many of our good, most cherished moments to our water. Think of rock-skipping competitions with yours friends by the brook growing up. Or navigating narrow trails to cast a few lines at your town’s prized fishing hole. Remember pond hockey in
Let’s put N.B. waters in the spotlight on World Water Day Read More »
The Conservation Council has launched a petition and made it easy for you to send a letter to your MLA and Premier Brian Gallant on protecting our Acadian forest. Please return your petitions to us before the end of April. The petition and the letter asks our MLAs to support four actions for our forest:
Take Action for Our Forest – Write Your MLA/Sign Our Petition Read More »
TransCanada’s proposed Energy East pipeline route will cross New Brunswick rivers and streams over 280 times as it snakes its way from the border at Edmundston, down the St. John River Valley through the woodlands and farmlands of Carleton County, across Grand Lake cottage country, the fertile plains of Hampton, and ending beside the majestic
Share your stories where the pipeline meets our waters Read More »
Welcome to the online edition of Eco Alert, New Brunswick’s Environmental Magazine. EcoAlert is the Conservation Council of New Brunswick’s quarterly membership magazine. It brings you environmental news, exciting stories, and important action alerts from across our province. We share stories of the work we’re doing in our program areas – including Forest Conservation, Freshwater Protection, Climate
EcoAlert Magazine is transformed! Read More »
FREDERICTON — A ground-breaking partnership between government agencies, recreational groups and environmental NGOs in New Brunswick has received a national award for helping people connect with nature and the outdoors. The groups responsible for ExploreEcoNB, an innovative mobile-mapping application, were presented with the Connected to the Community Award from the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CTWA)
CCNB recognized as part of award-winning partnership for ecotourism app Read More »
Money talks, and are we ever loving what it has to say these days. Over the last two years, a combined $50-billion has been divested from the global fossil fuel industry. That means today there is $50 billion less behind the coal, oil and gas companies whose actions threaten the future of our planet and
Let’s make fossil fuels history! Read More »
Join us for some photo booth fun at The Northside Market in Fredericton this Valentine’s Day! Love Your Environment is back, a chance to get a few snaps taken with friends, family or loved ones in support of the Conservation Council of New Brunswick. This fundraiser is being organized by students from New Brunswick Community
Love Your Environment with CCNB! Read More »
This might sound a bit silly, but yes, folks, you have to apply to have your say about the Energy East oil pipeline proposal! Even if you just want to write a letter outlining your concerns about the project, you still have to apply for permission. And now is the time to apply! Today —
Only 30 days to have your say on Energy East oil pipeline! Read More »
Join us in thanking Premier Gallant for standing up for clean water, breathable air and healthy communities. Get started on sending your thank you message by clicking the image below!
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