Eco-Directory
Search for NBEN member and associate groups
Tracadie-Sheila, NB
Purpose: Working to maintain a healthy ecosystem to preserve sufficient water quality and quantity to protect aquatic life, biodiversity and community needs.
St. Andrews, NB
Purpose: The Atlantic Salmon Federation is dedicated to the conservation, protection and restoration of wild Atlantic salmon and the ecosystems on which their well-being and survival depend.
Bathurst, NB
Purpose: To assist the citizens in North Eastern N.B., in the Nepisiguit Drainage Basin and citizens in other regions in moving towards greater environmental awareness of the vital need to protect our watersheds, coastal habitats, rivers, eco systems, hazardous waste, global warming, GHG emissions and addressing issues of sustainable development, climate change, transportation, conservation, and biodiversity. To work as a liaison between business, industry, government and the concerns of citizens to improve the ecological health of their communities and regions.
Hatfield Point, NB
Purpose: The Belleisle Watershed Coalition, established in Jan, 2013, is a non-profit, charitable organization, created to protect and promote, with the user and landowner, the sustainable environmental resources of the Belleisle Bay watershed (approx. 37,000 hectares).
Sackville, NB
Purpose: BSC’s mission is to conserve all wild birds of Canada through sound science, on-the-ground actions, innovative partnerships, public engagement, and science-based advocacy.
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: Our goals are to protect and enhance the ecological structure and function of the Canaan River, Washademoak Lake, and their tributaries and in so doing, to (re)connect people in the region with these valuable aquatic resources. We use a collaborative, community-based, ecosystem approach to watershed planning and management.
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: To ensure that nature comes first in park management and that protected areas conserve Canada's biodiversity and wilderness.
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: The objective of the CRI is to build a network of researchers with common interests in aquatic science across universities, government, and industry. The CRI uses a multidisciplinary and cross-sector approach to focus its research on societal demands for water resources while addressing the challenges of sustaining, healthy aquatic ecosystems.
Bayfield, NB
Purpose: To educate the public about the local and regional natural and cultural history of the Cape Jourimain Area with a focus on the National Wildlife Area. To promote and educate the public about climate change and energy efficiency issues.
Cormier Village, NB
Purpose: The aim of the Ecoparc/Community Centre is to provide a recreation facility that will demonstrate environmental sustainability. The riverside trails through a 9-acre woodlot aim to provide an appreciation of wildlife, flora, trees, and the river ecosystem. The resotration of an environmentally-sound river and improving Acadian forest will promote a healthy environment and allow residents to learn the benefits of environmental stewardship. The close to net zero energy community centre will provide energy conservation.