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Conservation Council of New Brunswick The province's leading independent voice for environmental protection. Be part of the solution!

Established in 1969, the Conservation Council serves as the province’s leading voice for conservation and environmental protection. A strong public policy advocate, CCNB works to find practical solutions to help families and educators, citizens, governments and businesses protect the air we breathe, the water we drink, the precious marine ecosystem and the land, including the forests, that support us.

Last week, Madison attended the 2026 CECC Annual Community Energy Forum in Montreal - what a great opportunity to connec...
10/13/2026

Last week, Madison attended the 2026 CECC Annual Community Energy Forum in Montreal - what a great opportunity to connect with clean energy experts about advancing community-owned renewable energy!

Renewable energy is key to building a sustainable and equitable future, and it's encouraging to see so many dedicated professionals working together to transform communities.

10/08/2026

Check out Greenpeace's investigation into fossil fuel disinformation in Canada!

📣It's time to speak up about the future of natural gas in our province! The Government of New Brunswick has opened a pub...
10/08/2026

📣It's time to speak up about the future of natural gas in our province!

The Government of New Brunswick has opened a public survey seeking input on "natural" gas development (aka fracking) - this is your opportunity to make YOUR voice heard. And while this survey falls short of providing a balanced opportunity for public input, we do encourage all New Brunswickers to submit feedback.

If you want to see New Brunswick move toward a cleaner, more affordable, and sustainable future, take a few minutes to complete the survey and tell decision-makers exactly what you think about fracked gas.

Bonus: Send your comments directly to [email protected] (and be sure to cc your MLA)!



Natural Gas Development Survey.

Voice of the People Rally coming up on October 20th - Join us in standing up for New Brunswick's future!New Brunswickers...
10/06/2026

Voice of the People Rally coming up on October 20th - Join us in standing up for New Brunswick's future!

New Brunswickers are coming together to call for clean, affordable, and renewable energy for all and say no to expensive, polluting energy projects.

📍 New Brunswick Legislature, Fredericton
📅 Tuesday, October 20th, 2026
🕛 12:00 noon

Rain or shine, come out and let the leadership of our province know that the plans for fracking, gas plants, data centres and mines are not how we envision our future!

Share this post and help spread the word!

Click here for more information:
https://www.atlanticwildlife.ca/pcic

Today, we honour the lost children and survivors of residential schools and recognize and reflect upon the intergenerati...
09/30/2026

Today, we honour the lost children and survivors of residential schools and recognize and reflect upon the intergenerational trauma inflicted on survivors, their families, and their communities.

We urge our community of members, staff, and supporters to spend this day learning about Canada's past and present treatment of this land's Indigenous Peoples, and to participate in reconciliation not just today, but everyday.🧡 ✊

To learn more about how to support, engage, and advocate for Indigenous communities, access the Wolastoqey Nation Ally Toolkits:
https://wnnb.wolastoqey.ca/resources/

RESOURCES Resources Welcome to the WNNB resource page - a rich repository of information, tools, and insights that celebrate and empower Wolastoqey culture and communities. This resource list was put together by the Wolastoqey Nation and Tribal Council to help allies educate themselves and others on...

From Stanley to Fredericton, and all the way to Saint John; the proposed Sisson Mine is a threat to one third of New Bru...
09/29/2026

From Stanley to Fredericton, and all the way to Saint John; the proposed Sisson Mine is a threat to one third of New Brunswickers who live downstream.

Join us as Nuskmata (Jacinda Mack) shares her first-hand experience living downstream from the largest tailings dam disaster in Canadian history: Mount Polley 2014.

09/29/2026
Let's do it one more time!The Conservation Council of New Brunswick and PRGI Aquatic Conservation Department are teaming...
09/28/2026

Let's do it one more time!

The Conservation Council of New Brunswick and PRGI Aquatic Conservation Department are teaming up to get everyone ✨️Coastal Connected✨️ by gathering at Anchorage Park in Grand Manan for one last cleanup of the year!

Join other community members in cleaning up a beautiful beach on Grand Manan Island on October 17th, 2026. We will also be having a BBQ and Cornboil for lunch!

The start time is 10 am
BBQ is at 12 noon
And we work on the beach till we cant no more!🥳

This is a great opportunity to get together in nature, give back, and meet new people!

Registration will be in the link in bio/description or via the QR code on the poster! All are welcome, but come prepared!

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On recommence ça une dernière fois !

Le Conseil de conservation du Nouveau-Brunswick et PRGI Aquatic Conservation Department s'associent pour vous faire vivre l'expérience ✨️Coastal Connected✨️ : rendez-vous au parc Anchorage, à Grand Manan, pour la dernière corvée de nettoyage de l'année !

Joignez-vous à d'autres membres de la communauté pour nettoyer une magnifique plage de l'île de Grand Manan le 17 octobre 2026. Nous organiserons également un barbecue et une dégustation de maïs bouilli pour le souper !

Début des activités à 10 h
Barbecue à midi
Et on va nettoyer la plage jusqu'à épuisement ! 🥳

Inscrivez-vous par le lien dans la bio/description ou en scannant le code QR sur l'affiche ! Tout le monde est le bienvenu, mais n'oubliez pas de vous préparer en conséquence !

Last week our team connected in nature for a full day of nature-themed activities, celebration, and planning ahead. It's...
09/24/2026

Last week our team connected in nature for a full day of nature-themed activities, celebration, and planning ahead. It's always so special when we have the opportunity to close our laptops and spend quality time collaborating and having fun.💚

Keep our forests healthy and thriving - it's time to give glyphosate the chop!Spraying glyphosate is an outdated forest ...
09/23/2026

Keep our forests healthy and thriving - it's time to give glyphosate the chop!

Spraying glyphosate is an outdated forest management technique, so why does New Brunswick spray more per hectare than any other province? With so much evidence pointing to serious environmental and health risks, it's a no-braininer that New Brunswick needs to !

Glyphosate has been shown to:
🏥Increase risk of cancer in humans
🐦Harm wildlife such as birds, insects, and aquatic species
🔥Reduce forests' ability to withstand and recover from wildfires

🌳Comment "stop the spray!" to support healthy forests in New Brunswick on this !

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