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Nature NB and partners complete a successful batch of native plant workshops across New Brunswick

With support from WWF-Canada and the New Brunswick Environmental Network, Nature NB has completed a workshop series called Germinating Change, which brought conversations about native plants and seeds to various parts of New Brunswick. During our workshops, participants from various sectors including nurseries, NGOs, Indigenous groups, government departments, horticultural organizations, volunteers, woodlot owners, and passionate gardeners came together to map out actions that we can take as a community to increase access and interest in native plants.

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Learning Nature’s Way, a new environmental education initiative for New Brunswick schools

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB), the New Brunswick Environmental Network (NBEN) and Nature NB are partnering to launch Learning Nature’s Way — an exciting new nature education initiative for New Brunswick schools. This project, supported by the Government of Canada through the Environmental Damages Fund’s Climate Action and Awareness Fund, will get students learning outside, exploring nature, and discovering how they can make a real difference in their communities. 

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Dr. Nelson Poirier Awarded Roger Leblanc Memorial Naturalist of the Year Award

On June 8, 2024 at the Best Western Woodstock, Dr. Nelson Poirier became the inaugural recipient of Nature NB’s newly renamed Roger Leblanc Memorial Naturalist of the Year Award. Though many of our passionate members have received this award in the past, Nelson is the first to receive the award under its new name. It was awarded during the Celebration Banquet at the 2024 Festival of Nature, held this year in Woodstock, NB.

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