The 10th International #MonarchBlitz is well underway now ! One left for the week, starting in Saint Andrews shortly! Check here for dates and times, and check out the posters! Le 10 Blitz international de suivi du papillon monarque @espacepourlavie.bsky.social est en cours! Saint Andrews aujd’hui!

We are calling all restoration practicioners, nurseries, landscapers and other native plant enthusiasts to Germinating Change! Co-hosted by Nature NB and NBEN, thanks to funding from @wwfcanada.org, this workshop series aims to increase ecological restoration capacity in New Brunswick. #NativePlants

Bee a Good Neighbour! (In English only) Join us March 25 (6:00–7:30 PM) for a fun workshop on creating a backyard that supports bees, butterflies, and birds. Learn from Pierre Janin & Dr Jess Vickruck and get simple tips to help local wildlife thrive! Register now: www.naturenb.ca/event/bee-a-...

Bee a good neighbour: Creating a thriving backyard for bees, butterflies, and birds - Nature NB

Attend this free webinar with entomologist Dr. Jess Vickruck and wildlife gardener Pierre Janin

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The numbers are out for 2026 🦋 Eastern Monarchs are up 64% since last year, according to the number of hectares covered (2.93) - monarchwatch.org Even if this is far below the sustainable amount for a healthy population, we thank everyone involved in their conservation. #WildlifeWednesday

#WildlifeWednesday Photographer Phil Riebel uses camera traps with homemade housing to trigger his DSLR when wildlife passes by. Here is a rare sight, an American Pine Marten! Follow his work at www.philriebelphotography.com !

La liste tant attendue des programmes du Festival de la nature 2026 est arrivée ! Du 5 au 7 juin, notre festival célébrant la nature à travers le NB sera dans la Péninsule acadienne. BILLETS EN AVANCE : Mardi 10 mars BILLETS RÉGULIERS : Mardi 17 mars www.naturenb.ca/festival-de-...

Applications are open until March 19 for Species At-Risk Technician and Education & Conservation Intern! /// Les candidatures sont ouvertes jusqu'au 19 mars pour les postes de technicien·ne spécialisé·e dans les espèces en péril et de stagiaire en éducation et conservation. naturenb.ca/employment

#WildlifeWednesday MYSTERY BIRD The time right after a storm is a great opportunity to observe the fresh snow. Francie found this mystery wing print out on one of her walks. Whooo could have slid down from the skies into the snow? Post your best guess below!

This lunch-&-learn webinar will be given tomorrow with the NBEN! #Bilingualism #AtlanticCanada #VideoEditing Register below. ⏱️12PM 🗓️ 02/11/26 Ce webinaire dîner-causerie sera donné demain avec le Réseau environnemental du NB! (EN interp. FR) #Bilinguisme #CanadaAtlantique #MontageVideo s’inscrire:

Digital Storytelling Lunch and Learns for Non-profits: Video Editing for Social Media in a Bilingual Context

Join us on February 11 for a practical session on video editing for social media in a bilingual context. Across Atlantic Canada, there are various Anglophone and Francophone audiences for...

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In our webinar Bat-Friendly Yards, ecologist Darrian Washinger (CWHC) will dive into how bats are studied & monitored in Eastern Canada & how people can get involved in bat conservation. We can start in our own backyard! On Zoom, Feb 17th – 6:30-8:00 pm (en anglais) With @cwhc-rcsf.bsky.social

Bat-Friendly Yards Webinar : From Science to Homegrown solutions with Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative - Nature NB

This presentation by ecologist Darrian Washinger, looks at the threats, migration patterns and basic biology of our local bat species and their habitats. She will dive into how bats are studied and mo...

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Discover the blue flag iris, a native flower of New Brunswick, in this guest blog by Reaghan Melanson (Mount Allison University). It’s also the perfect time to sow it for cold stratification! 🌱 Thanks to Dr. Emily Austen and her class at Mount Allison University for this ongoing collaboration!

Iris versicolor: the Blue Flag - Nature NB

The Iris versicolor, commonly known as the Blue Flag Iris, is a native plant found in New Brunswick and other provinces from Manitoba to the eastern Canada.

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Marquez vos calendriers du 5 au 7 juin 2026!🌿 Cette année, notre Festival de la nature sera dans la Péninsule acadienne! Plus de détails à venir, mais attendez-vous à une fin de semaine à explorer la région et à découvrir la culture locale avec d’autres passionnés de nature. #FestivalDeLaNature2026

In the Atlantic Region and throughout Canada, communities are working together to protect species at risk and the habitats we all depend on. Let’s make sure our government keeps investing in nature across Atlantic Canada. Send a letter to your MP now at AtlanticNature.ca ! #AtlanticNatureAtlantique

Conserving and Protecting Nature in the Atlantic Provinces - Atlantic Nature

We’ve built incredible momentum with support from the Government of Canada, but our funds are running out. In March 2026, […]

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This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for our incredible volunteers, staff, and partners who help make conservation possible in New Brunswick. From planting native species, to surveying our beautiful natural areas, to teaching kids about biodiversity, you’re helping build a better future. Thank you! 🌱

The Conservation Council of NB, the NBEN and Nature NB are thrilled to launch Learning Nature’s Way. 🎉 Supported by Environment and Climate Change Canada, we will create a network of environmental educators, teach NB students about the #environment, and bring learning #outside. Learn more:

Learning Nature’s Way, a new environmental education initiative for New Brunswick schools - Nature NB

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick (CCNB), the New Brunswick Environmental Network (NBEN) and Nature NB are partnering to launch Learning Nature’s Way — an exciting new nature education initiat...

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🌿 Join Nature NB at MEC Moncton during the Great Canadian BioBlitz (Sept 21–28) for an intro to iNaturalist! Learn how to ID wildlife, share observations, and support biodiversity. Then enjoy a guided walk in Mapleton Park to try it out!

Plumes & Cocktails – Une soirée célébrant les oiseaux à Tantramar! Joignez-vous à Oiseaux Canada et Nature NB le 28 août de 18 h à 20 h à Bagtown Brewing Co. à Sackville pour une soirée détendue et amusante sur le thème des oiseaux! 📍 Bagtown Brewing | 45 rue Main, Sackville 📅 28 août | 18 h – 20 h

Swifts & Sips - An Evening Celebrating Birds in Tantramar! Join Birds Canada and Nature NB on August 28 from 6–8 PM at Bagtown Brewing Co. in Sackville for a relaxed and fun evening all about birds! 📍 Bagtown Brewing | 45 Main St, Sackville 📅 August 28 | 6–8 PM

Speak up for nature! 🌿 The Government of Canada’s 2025 pre-budget consultations are open until August 28, 2025. Now is the time to make your voice heard if you want environmental protection to be a priority in the next federal budget. 👇 Fill out the survey here 👇 www.canada.ca/.../pre-budg...

Cet article de Radio-Canada souligne l’importance de recenser les papillons monarques et leurs plantes hôtes, les asclépiades, pour mieux protéger cette espèce emblématique. Découvrez comment participer au Blitz international de suivi du monarque, une initiative de science communautaire. 👇

La science citoyenne pour la conservation des monarques

Pendant le Blitz international de suivi du monarque, des milliers de citoyens en Amériques du Nord recensent les monarques et les asclépiades sur le territoire.

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Canadian Geographic recently featured a crucial link between the Maritime Provinces for wildlife habitat connectivity. Read about the Chignecto Isthmus in this article, which features a detailed map of the region 👇

In a pinch: Reconnecting a vital Maritime wildlife corridor

The Chignecto Isthmus between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick is a pinch point for migratory wildlife, but a coalition of conservation groups, scientists and citizens is working to restore ecological co...

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Our new events platform has all the buzz about the Monarch Blitzes for Mission Monarch's annual #MonarchMonitoringBlitz! From July 22 to August 15, we have events all over Southern NB to survey Monarch activity. Check naturenb.ca/events, go to our blog @ naturenb.ca or follow it on your calendar.

Are you curious about nature-based solutions and natural infrastructure strategies for addressing climate change? Join us at Aboiteau Beach in Cap-Pelé for a site visit with Vision H2O and partners! coasts.naturenb.ca/.../site-vis... Thanks to the Environmental Trust Fund for funding this project.

We thank @naturecanada.bsky.social for an amazing two-day advocacy training session with other NB NGOs. Their expertise was valued and led us to meet with MLAs from the three NB parties. Nature at the LEG was a success, and we thank Gosling Foundation for funding to make this event possible! #30by30

Don't miss our yearly Festival of Nature this June 6-7-8, a whole weekend of activities to celebrate the natural beauty of the Miramichi region! It's in one month already, but many events still have room. Tickets are @ www.naturenb.ca/festival-of-... #FON2025 Photo : French Fort Cove; Peter Gadd

The Fundy Biosphere Region has welcomed our team member Samuel this year to give tours of Fundy Maple, where sugar from the Turtle Creek-based sugar bush ends up. Read more about the past maple season at this NB Fieldnotes article! www.naturenb.ca/2025/04/10/t...

#WildlifeWednesday Dead leaves left in the spring provide a form of insulation for nesting animals, such as the Yellow-Banded Bumblebee, who nest underground in the winter. This bumblebee was listed in 2015 as Special Concern by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada.

Exciting events and fascinating fieldwork await us this summer! Join us for the season as an intern and see what New Brunswick's nature is all about. Our full-time summer positions will be open until April 5th, check here for more information. www.naturenb.ca/employment/

Tickets to the Festival of Nature are now open to everyone! Prepare for an amazing weekend of nature-based adventures in the Miramichi area. Follow the link below to access the link to buy tickets, and to download the brochure that has all the information. #FON2025 www.naturenb.ca/festival-of-...

The long-awaited program list for the 2025 Festival of Nature is here! From June 6 to 8, our long-standing festival celebrating nature across New Brunswick will be in Miramichi for a weekend centered around the region. Follow the link below to learn more in advance! www.naturenb.ca/festival.../...