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 …
NB Naturalist Feature: The Woman behind the Mary Majka Scholarships Read More »
APRIL 14, 2022 — Nature NB and Aitkens Pewter collaborated to bring you a Nature NB 50th anniversary ornament! The limited ornament features a Black-capped Chickadee which has featured in …
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 …
NB Naturalist Feature: Nature NB and the Chickadee Read More »
MARCH 11, 2022 — The cold winter breeze whips over the coastline of the Lorneville breakwater as Lauren Verner, Nature NB’s Conservation Assistant, makes her way along the shoreline on …
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 …
24 FEBRUARY 2022 — On Saturday, February 26, 2022, Healthy Coasts is hosting a community engagement session for the Chaleur region. This session is the second for the region and …
Marie Kryszko, Traditional Mi’kmaq Knowledge Keeper Read More »
FEBRUARY 14, 2022 (Port Rowan, Ontario) — The Canadian population of Chimney Swifts has declined by nearly 90% since 1970. Birds Canada is delighted to announce the launch of the …
Birds Canada and partners launch major new fund to help conserve the Chimney Swift Read More »
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 school programs and NatureKids events! …
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 to “identify and support activities …
Healthy Coasts NB wants to know: How important are coastal areas to you? Read More »
DECEMBER 3, 2021 — It’s December, and avid birders across the world know what that means : The Christmas Bird Count is almost here! Once again birders in New Brunswick …
