We have three openings on our Board of Directors! Directors-at-large volunteer their time to attend board meetings and help guide the work that we do. Sound like you? Email Vanessa Roy-McDougall at [email protected] to express your interest and learn more.

We've joined forces with CPAWS NB SNAP, Conservation Council, and Nature Trust of NB to create a pledge for voters. We're calling on all NBers to make their vote a vote for nature by supporting candidates who've shown their commitment to the environment in NB. TAKE THE PLEDGE: naturenb.ca/vote-for-nature

On Orange Shirt Day, we remember the thousands of Indigenous children who lost their lives at residential schools. We call on all levels of government to review and continue to work on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action: nctr.ca/records/report…

REMINDER! We're still looking to fill 3 board positions for directors-at-large. Interested and want to learn more? Email Vanessa Roy-McDougall at [email protected]

For Nature Moncton's October Meeting, Dr. Diana Hamilton will share about her work on Semipalmated Sandpipers and other shorebird species. ▶Tues Oct 15 @ 7 PM ▶In-person at Mapleton Park Rotary Lodge or online via Zoom. ▶All welcome! facebook.com/events/1588362…

On October 21st, keep nature in mind. bit.ly/take-the-pledg…

Did you know? We circulated a pledge to all candidates urging them to take action for nature. Of the 200+ candidates running, 52 have taken our pledge and said YES to protecting 30% of NB by 2030, updating outdated laws, and creating new Indigenous Protected Areas. Thank you!

Becky & her "assistant" were in the Sydney area today checking on some Waterbird Monitoring sites, a project supported by the Canadian Wildlife Service and first piloted in New Brunswick harbours by Nature NB We're looking for Sydney volunteers! Reach to [email protected]

What to do on Election Day in #NewBrunswick! #nbpoli

We want to say THANKS to everyone who has listened to our podcast, A Walk With a Naturalist, which has now been downloaded over 1,000 times! The episodes act as guided audio tours hosted by local nature lovers to enhance your experience out on the trails. naturenb.ca/awwan

Did you know? Half of our donations come in as a result of our campaign at the end of the year. With mail service suspended, we need your support now more than ever to get the word out about Nature NB! Donate online, 24/7: naturenb.ca/donate

#DYK the fur of snowshoe hares varies in colour depending on the season? In spring, summer and fall, their coat is light to dark brown. In winter, their coat turns white. These colour changes allow snowshoe hares to blend in with their surroundings, depending on the season. 🐰

#FROSTival kicks off in the Capital Region in just two weeks! There's so much going on throughout the area, including plenty of opportunities to get outside and enjoy nature. We've highlighted a few events that we're involved with on our blog: naturenb.ca/2025/01/09/get… Fredericton Capital Region Tourism

Here's some of what we're offering during #FROSTival with our friends in the LICHEN League! FROSTival starts one week from today! ❄️ Learn more: naturenb.ca/2025/01/09/get…