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Marie Kryszko, Traditional Mi’kmaq Knowledge Keeper
24 FEBRUARY 2022 — On Saturday, February 26, 2022, Healthy Coasts is hosting a community engagement session for the Chaleur region. This session is the [...]
Birds Canada and partners launch major new fund to help conserve the Chimney Swift
FEBRUARY 14, 2022 (Port Rowan, Ontario) — The Canadian population of Chimney Swifts has declined by nearly 90% since 1970. Birds Canada is delighted to [...]
NatureKids Love NB Nature
FEBRUARY 11, 2022 — Despite the quieter times here in New Brunswick during the pandemic, Nature NB's Education Department has been busy with many successful [...]
Healthy Coasts NB wants to know: How important are coastal areas to you?
How important are coastal areas to you? Healthy Coasts NB has been asking this question from the get-go. The multi-year, multi-partner project works with communities [...]
Christmas Bird Count 2021
| Bohemian Waxwings, Brian Stone DECEMBER 3, 2021 — It's December, and avid birders across the world know what that means : The Christmas Bird [...]
Tips for a Green Christmas
NOVEMBER 26, 2021 — It's the end of November and we are fast approaching the holiday season. Festive music is already playing on the radio [...]
NB Naturalist Feature: Beach Debris Surprises With A Valuable Find
By: Donald MacPhail, with Dr Marc Trudel | Beach rope, Allison MacPhail For the last couple of years, my wife and I and a few [...]
NB Naturalist Feature: Maritime Marsh Monitoring Program
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 [...]
Nature NB is almost 50
2022 will mark the 50th anniversary of Nature NB! Our organization started in 1972 as the New Brunswick Federation of Naturalists. Presently, we are comprised [...]