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Find out why so many people are concerned about clearcuts, forest spraying and the Sisson open-pit mine proposed in the heart of the Nashwaak watershed from Ramona Nicholas and Tracy Glynn at the Abbey Café (546 Queen St., Fredericton) on Wednesday, June 6 at 7 p.m. Ramona Nicholas is one of the Wolastoqiyik grandmothers […]
Speaker series: Challenging mines and clearcuts in New Brunswick Read More »
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Send your letter to protect the Nashwaak River Read More »
[vc_row][vc_column css=”.vc_custom_1518634957585{margin-bottom: -10px !important;}”][vc_column_text]Back by popular demand, you won’t want to miss the Conservation Council’s second Lantern Snowshoe Hike Fundraiser on Saturday, March 10. Join us for a fun evening of snowshoeing through the woodland trails at Elmhurst Outdoors, warming up around a toasty bonfire, and enjoying delicious home-made soup, fresh biscuits, dessert and a
Lantern Snowshoe Hike 2018 — Buy Your Tickets Now! Read More »
Dr. Thierry Vrain is coming to New Brunswick to present his research, for those who are interested in the effects of herbicides on organisms. The retired research scientist for the Canadian government and expert on genetically modified foods, Dr. Thierry Vrain, will be in New Brunswick for evening presentations in four communities from October 30
Don’t miss out: Dr. Thierry Vrain is visiting New Brunswick to present his work! Read More »
5 Days for the Forest is back this year to celebrate our forest in its fall glory with nature walks, art, music, film and TREEvia. Hosted by the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, 5 Days for the Forest events will occur in Fredericton during National Forest Week, Sept. 25-29, 2017. Monday, Sept. 25 Old Hemlock
5 Days for the Forest 2017! Read More »
Could it get any busier in September? This edition of EcoNews is all about fantastic events to fill up your fall. Check out all of our great 5 Days for the Forest festival activities coming up next week to showcase and celebrate New Brunswick’s diverse mixed-wood Acadian forest, including our marquis OMISTA Chews & Brews
EcoNews — Fantastic events to fill up your fall Read More »
Air, water, food – these are the sources of life. Without them, we die. And in most nations –more than 180 nations, in fact – citizens are legally entitled to these essential elements of life. But not in Canada or the United States. You are invited to join us and special guest, author, filmmaker and
Join us at the ‘Green Rights’ Film Screening with Silver Donald Cameron Read More »
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick wants to know what you think about the way our forest is managed. Fill out this survey and you could win a basket of goodies worth $100. We’re researching the state of the forest in New Brunswick and one part of this research is gaining a sense of what
Got an opinion on our forests? Read More »
One of the world’s largest tailing dams is proposed to be constructed in the upper Nashwaak River Valley as part of the proposed Sisson mine operation. With catastrophic mine waste spills on the rise and the fact that the Sisson mine’s permitting process did not adequately examine the possibility of a tailings breach, there is
Event: Protecting the Nashwaak from a mine’s tailings Read More »
In 2013, a multicultural group of concerned citizens led by members of the Mi’kmaq Elsipogtog First Nation joined together to stop Texas-based SWN Resources from conducting shale gas seismic testing in Kent County, N.B. Now four years later, we have an indefinite fracking moratorium in place, and the provincial government is working on a new
Free screening of Water Warriors tonight Read More »
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