The Bay of Fundy is a sanctuary for over a dozen whale species, including the endangered North Atlantic right whale. Last September, our marine specialist intern, Vincent Scully, took a whale-watching excursion in Saint Andrews that revealed this ecosystem’s profound beauty and fragility. Read Vincent’s story by clicking below:
We had a fantastic day celebrating our planet at EarthFest on Minister’s Island on June 16. Our team had so much fun meeting you, spreading the word about our programs and doing educational and entertaining activities with everyone. We’re looking forward to next year!
On May 27, we laced up our running shoes and celebrated the removal of the Milltown Dam and the incredible journey of alewives during the Schoodic River Alewife Run! Established in 2012 by the Schoodic Riverkeepers and other groups on both sides of the river, the run marks the spring return of alewife to the river in a truly unique and beautiful way. We can’t wait for next year’s run!
We work hard to ensure a strong environmental voice is heard in New Brunswick’s print, radio and television media. Here are the latest stories Conservation Council staff have been called upon for expertise, analysis and commentary:
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