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 […]
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By Jim Wilson APRIL 29, 2022 — Mary Majka was one of very few famous people that I ever met and the only one I can say was a personal
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25 MARCH 2022 — In 1983, the New Brunswick legislature officially adopted the Black-capped Chickadee as the provincial bird. What was the catalyst for this decision? A contest conducted by
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25 FEBRUARY 2022 — In celebration of the organization’s 50th anniversary, Nature NB debuted a new logo in January 2022. This new iteration is actually the 4th logo the organization
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By: Donald MacPhail, with Dr Marc Trudel For the last couple of years, my wife and I and a few friends have tried to keep a couple of beaches on
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By: Adam Cheeseman Summer 2021 Greeted by mosquitoes and the rising sun, Nature NB’s Adam Cheeseman starts his walk along a dyke in the Tintamarre National Wildlife Area near Sackville,
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July 7, 2021 — My name is Kenzie and I am one of the summer students with Nature NB, working alongside my co-worker Dani as a nature educator. One part
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Running the Salmon Gauntlet By: Michelle Lavery, University of Guelph, Animal Biosciences, jlavery@uoguelph.ca OCTOBER 11, 2018 — Every autumn, hundreds upon thousands of adult Atlantic salmon make their way up
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