"N.B. should set new targets for protected areas"
“New Brunswickers expect provincial leaders to work with all levels of government and do even more to protect the rivers, forests, and coastal waters that support communities and wildlife.” #VoteForNature
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Heading into the New Brunswick Day long weekend, and on the eve of a provincial election, it’s clear that people are united in their love for nature in New Brunswick!
Our recent polls shows overwhelming support for more #NatureProtection in New Brunswick! 🌲🌊🐾
Nature is a core value for New Brunswickers and our July survey with @oraclepoll shows they expect provincial leaders to work with all levels of governments to protect forests, rivers and coastal areas that support our communities and wildlife. #nature#wilderness
As we head into the NB Day long weekend, new survey by CPAWS NB and the Atlantic Salmon Federation shows that 2/3 of NBers want the next provincial government to set new targets for protected areas to help Canada meets is 30×30 protected area targets.
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I'll be joining @danimccreadie on @ShiftNB to talk about new marine protected areas plan for #BayofFundy and how you can provide input to DFO to make sure they happen! https://t.co/mL0CJBFguT
Join us for a forest hike, Saturday, Oct 28th
📌Walker Road Forest
Explore the Wabanaki/Acadian forest, learn about protecting and managing forests for biodiversity and enjoy the Fall colours!
🌲Guided by forest ecologists from @CanadaTrees.
Full details: https://t.co/YONkMXHmxS
This is such happy news for nature in NS! Great work by the CPAWS NS team and the fed gov't staff who worked hard on it. Now we just need to get NB and @s_guilbeault to sign a similar agreement to protect nature across NB and NS!
Watch highlights from our event co-hosted with @MushkegowukM at @IMPAC5Canada!
Indigenous leaders & conservation experts spoke on the importance of Omushkego (Cree) stewardship in Weeneebeg (James Bay) and Washaybeyoh (Hudson Bay) & surrounding peatlands: https://t.co/xPe9WNlXAn
As temperatures rise and oxygen levels decrease, larger fish struggle to meet the increased oxygen demand, ultimately leading to their demise.
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We need to learn how to pool our collective knowledge to solve these climate change problems, which we can expect to get more urgent and more frequent. Lasting solutions need all the best minds from various sectors of society.
Maintaining connectivity across the #Chignecto Isthmus is important for humans and wildlife, and CPAWS NB’s ED Roberta Clowater indicates that mitigation efforts must include First Nations and experts on ecology. https://t.co/5r5vc8Bsr5
The #pandemic quieted our world—a feat that would have been impossible before this global event, says @uvic#biology professor @AmandaEBates
Now, the question is: What will it take to do it again?
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We love seeing it: #Indigenous Guardians are contributing to everything from climate mitigation, to fire management & language revitalization. @valeriecourtois shares about the diversity of #Guardians programs from coast to coast to coast: https://t.co/JW1aYDByhG
It’s #WorldPeatLandsDay! Peatlands make up ~ 2% of NB's land mass, contain unique species, like the Pitcher Plant, purify water and store huge amounts of carbon. To learn more check out this 🎥 of researcher Sean Blaney exploring a peatland in southern NB. https://t.co/HKZmhEyaAr
It’s World Ocean Week, a week where we recognize the important role the ocean plays in our everyday lives. To learn more about our marine conservation work in NB, visit https://t.co/Bw5t6j1sIF Stay tuned as we’ll share posts all week! 📷NB Tourism
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Are you passionate about wildlife and looking for an opportunity to make a difference? WCS Canada is seeking a dedicated individual to join our Board of Directors during an exciting time in our organization's evolution. 💚
Apply by June 1st! 🌱 https://t.co/y5Dk7j3lOJ