08/24/2026
What do you notice that others might miss?
Cape Jourimain’s Nature Club is looking for community members who would like to help children ages 5–12 experience the natural world through different ways of seeing.
Maybe you’re a birder who recognizes who’s calling before you ever see the bird, or someone who knows trees simply by their bark. Maybe fungi fascinate you, or you understand tides, wetlands, plants, weather, gardening, fishing, migration, and wildlife.
You might also carry Mi’kmaq, Acadian, Black New Brunswicker, newcomer, or other cultural and community knowledge that can help children understand the histories, stories, and relationships held by these lands and waters.
We would love to connect with:
Birders, arborists, foresters, and tree enthusiasts
Mycology, fungi, pollinator, and insect enthusiasts
Plant, coastal, wetland, and land-based knowledge holders
Fishers, harvesters, gardeners, and seed keepers
Local historians, storytellers, and artists
Indigenous, Acadian, and Black New Brunswick knowledge holders
Climate and environmental educators
…and anyone with knowledge we haven’t thought to name yet.
What does participating look like?
You might join us for a single themed Saturday gathering to share a bit of what you know before exploring Cape Jourimain alongside the children. You don’t need to prepare a formal lesson, and you don’t need to be a teacher, our team will support the facilitation. Bring a story, a skill, a question, an object, or simply your way of noticing to help our young naturalists look at their surroundings through a fresh lens.
We are also welcoming youth and adult volunteers who would like to join us more regularly, learn alongside the group, and help support our weekly sessions.
Ages: 5–12
When: Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Where: Cape Jourimain Nature Centre
Interested in sharing your knowledge, co-facilitating, or volunteering?
Tell us a little about yourself here: https://forms.gle/5kdu9weg6XTQv6rG6 or click the link in our bio.
You can also tag someone below whose way of seeing the world you’d love our young naturalists to experience.
Bienvenue à tous • Pjila’si • Welcome
