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Ayers Lake Hike with Nature NB
You cannot protect the environment unless you empower people, you inform them, and you help them understand that these resources are their own, that they [...]
September & October 2022
September and October were exciting months for our NatureKids groups, where we learned all about mushrooms and bats! Read on for some highlights and make [...]
5 Questions with Ashley Brown
A surf scoter, one of the coolest birds Ashley has seen when surveying Nature NB has been working with local birders to survey waterbirds in [...]
Highlights of my summer working at Nature NB
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 [...]
7 Questions with David Mazerolle
Gulf of St. Lawrence Aster (Symphyotrichumlaurentianum) New Brunswick is home to many species at risk including several at risk coastal plants. One of these plants [...]
Monitoring Monarchs & Milkweed
Photo: @perkyleb JULY 28, 2022 — My name is Emily, and I am one of the summer students with Nature NB, working alongside my co-worker [...]
Restigouche River Estuary: Important Bird & Biodiversity Area
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 [...]
NB’s Top Environmental Groups Welcome First Step toward Doubling Nature Protection in New Brunswick
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 [...]
Avian Flu in New Brunswick
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 [...]