Idle No More 101
By the Brunswickan What the hell is Idle No More? People packed into the Conserver House on St. John Street last Thursday, to find out at the Idle No More 101 Teach-in. More details: http://thebruns.ca/news/idle-no-more-101/
Conservation Council clarifies work on Saint John River
January 21, 2013 Conservation Council clarifies work on Saint John River Re: “Project changes will ease fears — group” by Tara Chislett, published in The Daily Gleaner on Jan. 19th. We are pleased to learn that WWF is clarifying its handling of its “Living Rivers” project on the Saint John River. The Conservation Council of
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Fish farm tests found wanting
By The Chronicle Herald High sulphide areas of salmon operation being left out — group More details: http://thechronicleherald.ca/business/450833-fish-farm-tests-found-wanting
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Canada’s first centre dedicated to swimmable, drinkable, fishable water to open in Saint John, NB
January 14, 2013 Canada’s waterways will have a stronger voice in 2013, with the creation of a new water-oriented arts and education facility in the nation’s oldest city. Inspired by the work of Waterkeepers and other grassroots, community-oriented organizations, the centre will promote swimmable, drinkable, fishable water through community-building, information sharing, research, and leadership development.
Céline Delacroix à la tête du Conseil de conservation du N.-B.
By Acadie Nouvelle Céline Delacroix à la tête du Conseil de conservation du N.-B. More details: http://www.capacadie.com/actualites/2012/12/12/celine-delacroix-a-la-tete-du-conseil-de-conservation-du-n-b
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Salmon farming: The risks outweigh the benefits
By The Telegraph Journal Aquaculture does have the potential to drive us forward, but not for the reasons and the manner suggested by Brian Lee Crowley, the managing director of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute in Ottawa. More details: http://alexandramorton.typepad.com/alexandra_morton/2012/11/an-excellent-editorial-from-eastern-canada.html
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CCNB says goodbye to David Coon
David Coon did not want a public goodbye from the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, but he is going to get one. It is hard to imagine the Conservation Council without David Coon. He’s been the face and voice of CCNB and the environmental movement in the province of New Brunswick for almost three decades.
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Gaz de schiste – L’interdiction exigée
By Acadie Nouvelle le Conseil de conservation du Nouveau-Brunswick exige maintenant l’interdiction de cette industrie dans la province. More details: http://www.capacadie.com/actualites-regionales/2011/4/5/linterdiction-exigee
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