Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Cocoa and cosmos: join us for a night under the stars!

You are invited to join the Lichen League for an evening of stargazing at At Mactaquac Provincial Park on February 19th.

Hot chocolate and high powered telescopes will be available, so all you need to do is bundle up and launch your curiosity! All ages are welcome.

💫"Comet" below if we will see you there!
NB Parks/Parcs N.-B. Ducks Unlimited

Interested in learning more about forest conservation? Our Lunch & Learn Winter Series continues next week on February 17th!

Join us for part 3 of 3: "Forests and Ecologically Based Forestry in NB" on February 17, 2026 at 12:00pm AST.

Dr. Cindy Prescott argues that resilient forests at their foundation require resilient soils, which require a diverse and fully functional below-ground ecosystem.

Click here to register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ccnb-lunch-learns-forests-and-ecologically-based-forestry-in-nb-tickets-1977913705136?aff=oddtdtcreator

This week our Director of Climate Research and Policy, Moe Qureshi, is in Moncton representing us at the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board (EUB) Tantramar gas and diesel plant hearings. Moe will be sharing research pertaining to the economic feasibility of the project, including the fiscal impact that will be felt by New Brunswick ratepayers.

Tune into the livestream daily from February 9-13 starting at 9:00 a.m.
https://www.youtube.com/live/0q9H_bukB90

Hearing - Matter EL-002-2025 Renewables Integration and Grid Security (RIGS) Project

💚A big thank you to everyone who joined us on January 20 for our recent Lunch & Learn session! Having over 200 registrants connecting with us over forestry conservation was a very positive start to the series!

🙏🏼We want to extend a special, heartfelt thank you to our guest speaker, Dr. Matthew Betts. Your insights into our forests and ecologically-based forestry in New Brunswick were both enlightening and inspiring. We are so grateful for the expertise you shared with our community.

🎊 Congratulations to our lucky raffle winner Mike Hickey!
The prize for having completed the survey from January 20th is a $25 gift card to Consciously Clean. Thanks again to all attendees and to those who completed our survey.

See you on February 17th for the next Lunch & Learn session! "

🍎Interested in learning more about forest conservation?
Lunch & Learn Winter Series continues today on February 3rd!
🌲"Forests and Ecologically Based Forestry in NB"
Dr. Tom Beckley will discuss what New Brunswick’s forests were, what New Brunswick’s forests are, what New Brunswick’s forests could be, and finally, what New Brunswick’s forests should be.
🔗 Registration Link:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ccnb-lunch-learns-forests-and-ecologically-based-forestry-in-nb-tickets-1977913705136?aff=oddtdtcreator

❄ The Conservation Council of New Brunswick addresses environmental issues such as reporting on the Skutik Restoration in scenic Salmon Falls.

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❄ Le Conseil de conservation du Nouveau-Brunswick se consacre aux enjeux environnementaux, tel que les rapports sur la restauration Skutik des pittoresque chutes saumon.

💚 Become a member today! Our volunteer conservationists welcome your support. We look forward to hearing from you.

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💚 Devenez membre dès aujourd'hui ! Nos bénévoles dévoués à la conservation accueillent votre soutien avec enthousiasme. Au plaisir de vous lire !

✅Join the Conservation Council of New Brunswick in supporting the current CPAWS campaign. Take action now by sending this letter (link: https://cpawsnb.org/take-action/) to show the provincial government that you want strong protected areas in NB. The province has promised to protect 15% of the province for nature. They are under heavy pressure from the forestry industry to weaken this protection and make future protected areas smaller and fewer.

🌲Working forests aren't working for New Brunswickers.

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🌲Les forêts de production ne travaillent pas pour les Neo-Brunswickois.

🌲The Conservation Council of New Brunswick conducted a tree identification program last October 2025 in Saint John, New Brunswick, with the participation of newcomer communities of diverse age groups. This program is part of the many Learning Outside programs conducted by our education and engagement team.
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🌲Le Conseil de conservation du Nouveau-Brunswick a mené un programme d'identification des arbres en octobre 2025 à Saint-Jean, au Nouveau-Brunswick, avec la participation de communautés de nouveaux arrivants de tous âges. Ce programme fait partie des nombreux projets « Apprendre en plein air » dirigés par notre équipe d'éducation et d'engagement.

🍎Interested in learning more about forest conservation? Lunch & Learn Winter Series continues next week on February 3rd!

🌲Join us for part 2 of a 3 part webinar series:
"Forests and Ecologically Based Forestry in NB."

🔗 Registration Link: http://eventbrite.ca/e/ccnb-lunch-learns-forests-and-ecologically-based-forestry-in-nb-tickets-1977913843550?aff=erelexpmlt
🗓️ Save the Dates for the Lunch & Learn Series at 12pm Atlantic:
February 3, 2026
💡Dr. Tom Beckley will discuss what New Brunswick’s forests were, what New Brunswick’s forests are, what New Brunswick’s forests could be, and finally, what New Brunswick’s forests should be.