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Eco Help Hub

This page is a “one stop shop” to help you find contact information for government, NGO, and other agencies that provide environmental enforcement, wildlife rehabilitation and protection, and related services.


Contact the Atlantic Wildlife Institute
506-364-1902
info@atlanticwildlife.ca
Facebook
website

*For deer, moose, bear, racoon
Contact your local DNRED office

Contact the Department of Natural Resources & Energy Development
Find your region
Advisory Notice Regarding Avian Influenza

Submit your sighting to the Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre
Submit an observation

Submit your sighting to the Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre
Submit an observation

Share your observation on the NatureNB Listserv
Add your observation to iNaturalist

Connect with our clubs to share your observations with the naturalist community:
naturenb.ca/nature-clubs

Call the Atlantic Bat Hotline for an observation in Atlantic Canada at 1-833-434-BATS or visit the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative Website to submit an observation.

Visit Marine Animal Response Society‘s website.

You can donate or sell land to a land trust organization! We suggest:
Nature Conservancy of Canada
Nature Trust of New Brunswick
Keki’namuanen Msit Wen Wlo’tmnen Nmaqami’kminu Inc

Contact the Department of Environment & Local Government
Region 1 – Bathurst: (506) 547-2092 elg.egl-region1@gnb.ca
Region 2 – Miramichi: (506) 778-6032 elg.egl-region2@gnb.ca
Region 3 – Moncton: (506) 856-2374 elg.egl-region3@gnb.ca
Region 4 – Saint John: (506) 658-2558 elg.egl-region4@gnb.ca
Region 5 – Fredericton: (506) 444-5149 elg.egl-region5@gnb.ca
Region 6 – Grand Falls: (506) 473-7744 elg.egl-region6@gnb.ca

Reporting a suspected cyanobacteria bloom
Environment & Local Government — Algae

Contact the Department of Environment & Local Government (Monday thru Friday, 8:15 AM – 4:30 PM)
Region 1 – Bathurst: (506)547-2092
Region 2 – Miramichi: (506) 778-6032
Region 3 – Moncton: (506) 856-2374
Region 4 – Saint John: (506) 658-2558
Region 5 – Fredericton: (506) 444-5149
Region 6 – Grand Falls: (506) 473-7744

Outside of the above hours, call the Canadian Coast Guard Emergency Line: 1-800-565-1633
Spill Reporting

Contact the Department of Justice & Public Safety — Off-Road Vehicle Enforcement
1-877-449-2244
OffRoadVehicle@gnb.ca
website

Contact the branch of Surface Water and Management
(506) 457-4850
Mon. to Fri.: 8:15 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Email : elg/egl-info@gnb.ca
https://www.gnb.ca/environment

The trees are being cut on:
Crown Land
Contact the Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development
(506) 453-3826 dnr_mrnweb@gnb.ca
www.gnb.ca/Energy
Municipal Land
Contact your municipality

Wetland Infill
Contact the Department of Environment & Local Government
(506)457-4850 elg/egl-info@gnb.ca
Resources: When is a Permit Required?; Wetland Guidelines ; Watercourse and Wetland Alteration Permits – What you need to know

Contact your Regional Service Commission
Region 1 – (506)735-2126; info@csrno.ca; www.csrno.ca
Region 2 – (506)789-2595; info@commissionrestigouche.ca; www.commissionrestigouche.ca
Region 3 – (506)542-2696; info@csrChaleurRsc.ca; www.csrchaleurrsc.ca
Region 4 – (506)727-7979; info@csrpa.ca; www.csrpa.ca
Region 5 – (506)778-5359; info@rsc5.ca; www.greatermiramichirsc.ca
Region 6 – (506)734-1490; info@csrk.ca; www.csrk.ca
Region 7 – (506)382-5386; gerard.belliveau@nbse.ca; www.nbse.ca
Region 8 – (506) 432-7530; info@rsc8.ca; www.rsc8.ca
Region 9 – (506)738-2014; info@frsc.ca; www.frsc.ca
Region 10 – (506)466-7830; info@snbsc.ca; www.snbsc.ca
Region 11 – (506)453-2956; info@rsc11.ca; www.rsc11.ca
Region 12 – (506)276-3610; info@rsc12.ca; www.rsc12.ca

Contact your local law enforcement’s non-emergency line (RCMP or local police)

This should be reported to a licensed pest control company. (e.g. orkincanada.ca)

Nature NB has developed a series of Birding Trail Guides to help you find great locations to bird in the province.

We encourage you to take a look!

Good news! We have identification guides on birds, frogs, butterflies, and trees. You can find those resources here.


*We are not responsible for how these parties handle your question/complaint
**Links last checked 21-06-2023

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