Another North Atlantic right whale has been found dead, floating in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
“This is deeply troubling,” said Matt Abbott, Fundy Baykeeper and our Marine Conservation Director. “Each individual we lose is a major hit to this vital species.”
Second North Atlantic right whale found dead Read More »
Volume I: The Findings Volume II: Potential Economic, Health and Environmental Impacts of Shale Gas Development Volume III: Compendium of Mitigation Options for Potential Human and Environmental Impacts of Shale Gas Development
New Brunswick Commission on Hydraulic Fracturing Read More »
We want to hear about your experience with climate change. Whether it’s from the 2017 Acadian Peninsula ice storm, the two back-to-back, 100-year-floods along the Wolastoq (St. John) River in 2018 and 2019, Hurricane Arthur or something else altogether, we want you to reach out.
Share your #ClimateStory with the world Read More »
The Fredericton Library is going solar later this summer, with 29-kilowatts worth of solar panels being installed by the end of August.
‘It’s about being a leader’: Fredericton Public Library goes solar Read More »
After almost four years of consultation and parliamentary process, environmental protections for fish and their habitat have finally been restored as a requirement under the law. Bill C-68 reached the last milestone with Senate’s approval on June 18.
The Conservation Council of New Brunswick celebrates and applauds the successful efforts to improve how our fisheries and oceans are managed with the passage of the new Fisheries Act today.
With long-awaited changes to the Act now passed into law, the country is once again a world leader in fisheries management and ocean protection.
Canada is once again a world leader in fisheries management and protection Read More »
The Conservation Council’s Fundy Baykeeper invites you to participate in a 10-km canoe or kayak paddle down the beautiful Musquash Estuary on Saturday, July 13th. This fun event allows you to meander down the river and see the vast salt marshes, wildlife and historic shipwrecks in this treasured coastal area. Please select one of the
Purchase your tickets to our Musquash Paddle today! Read More »
The Conservation Council’s Fundy Baykeeper invites you to participate in a 10-km canoe or kayak paddle down the beautiful Musquash Estuary on Saturday, July 13th.
This fun event allows you to meander down the river and see the vast salt marshes, wildlife and historic shipwrecks in this treasured coastal area.
Join the Conservation Council for the 2019 Musquash Paddle! Read More »
We need strong leadership from our provincial government to do everything it can to protect our families’ health and communities’ safety from the effects of climate change. Write Premier Blaine Higgs about your concerns and call for serious action on climate change today!
Speak out for climate action in New Brunswick! Read More »
On Father’s Day, our Communications Director Jon MacNeill recalls the first fishing trip with his daughter, Lainey.
“You can’t go fishing in a dress,” I say as my seven-year-old daughter emerges from her bedroom in a frilly blue and white frock, tackle box in hand.
She shoots me a cock-eyed look.
“Says who?”
You can’t go fishing in a dress Read More »
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