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Calling all young New Brunswickers: celebrate this World Environment Day (June 5) by telling the world how and why you connect with nature. Canada is the host nation for World Environment Day this year, and the federal government is marking the occasion with the “Great Canadian Video Contest for World Environment Day.” Youth aged 18-25 […]
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Fredericton Mayor Mike O’Brien is inviting Fredericton residents to compete in a friendly competition that’s putting the city’s 12 Wards head-to-head in a survey-taking battle royal aptly named the “Tug of Wards!” Fredericton Mayor Mike O’Brien announced the competition as a way to help the Imagine Fredericton Team plan Fredericton the city’s growth over the next
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Join us for our annual 100 Mile Dinner fundraiser! Enjoy a 3-course meal with guest speakers, silent auction, music, local producer fair, and the presentation of The Environmental Journalism Award in memory of Beth McLaughlin. Tickets can be purchased in person at The Corn Crib at 337 Mountain Road or online on Eventbrite but following
It’s back! Treat yourself with local goodies at our annual 100 Mile Dinner fundraiser! Read More »
Sept. 24, 2016 – The Conservation Council of New Brunswick congratulates the Canadian Rivers Institute (CRI) on 15 years of achievements and the release of their report, “15 Years of Impact on Aquatic Science and Policy,” on World Rivers Day. “We congratulate CRI on not only the release of this fantastic report but of 15 years of
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For Immediate Release 300 growers and producers already listed Fredericton — Just in time for the harvest seasson, the Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB) today released its new and improved BuyLocal NB website where you can find tasty locally grown vegetables, yummy fresh meat and sustainably produced seafood. The BuyLocal website at wwwbuylocalnb.ca is
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Meet Mark, our newest addition to the Conservation Council! Mark has stepped into the role of Buy Local NB project development and marketing officer: I was raised in Keswick Ridge, a small farming community located just outside of Fredericton, New Brunswick. Growing up, buying local wasn’t a movement or novelty; it was simply part of
We are really excited to let you know that we are on the cusp of re-launching our very popular BuyLocal NB campaign! While our previous online local food directory has been down for a year, we have received countless inquiries as to when it is coming back. Well, just in time for the upcoming harvest
Coming Soon! Relaunch of Buylocal NB Read More »
The beautiful and buzzing mixed-wood Acadian forest of the Maritimes is dependent on pollinators such as bumblebees. The native black cherry and basswood trees require insect pollination, as do native shrubs such as hazelnut and staghorn sumac, native flowers such as spring beauty and trilliums, and native berries such as blueberries and cranberries. Scientists point
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