5 Questions with Ashley Brown
5 Questions with Ashley Brown Nature NB has been working with local birders to survey waterbirds in the Port of Saint John region since 2019. The goal of this work […]
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5 Questions with Ashley Brown Nature NB has been working with local birders to survey waterbirds in the Port of Saint John region since 2019. The goal of this work […]
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Hi! My name is Sophie and I spent this past summer working as a conservation assistant with Nature NB. Over the summer, I got to help out with a variety
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7 Questions with David Mazerolle New Brunswick is home to many species at risk including several at risk coastal plants. One of these plants is the Gulf of St. Lawrence
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JULY 28, 2022 — My name is Emily, and I am one of the summer students with Nature NB, working alongside my co-worker Madeline as a Nature Educator. One part
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July 29, 2002 – It’s a calm and beautiful spring morning in Dalhousie, New Brunswick. Still, glass-like water stretches out as far as the eye can see as curtains of
Restigouche River Estuary: Important Bird & Biodiversity Area Read More »
For immediate release14 July 2022 Traditional Land of Wabanaki People/Fredericton — A coalition of five provincial environmental and conservation organizations—Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society-New Brunswick Chapter, Conservation Council of New
Nature NB Biologist Suspects Bird Flu in 1000’s of Bird Deaths What You Can Do | Additional Resources Lewnanny Richardson, biologist and our Species at Risk Program Director, has never
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JUNE 3, 2022 — The Mary Majka Scholarship Fund was created in June of 2014 to honour the legacy of Mary Majka, one of Nature NB’s founding members and its
2022 Mary Majka Scholarship Recipients Read More »
MAY 26, 2022 — The Festival of Nature is an important part of Nature NB’s mission to celebrate New Brunswick’s natural heritage as naturalists from around the province gather together
NB Naturalist feature: The Festival of Nature Read More »
MAY 6, 2022 — We are so excited to be hosting the Festival of Nature in person once again! This year, from June 3rd to June 5th, join us in
What to Expect at the 2022 Festival of Nature Read More »