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Saint John, NB
Purpose: ACAP Saint John is a community-based, non-profit organization that encourages communication, partnership and active involvement from all sectors of the Saint John community in managing our local environment.
ACAP Saint John has a proven philosophy of ensuring that all decisions and positions statements are derived from a fact-based and well-communicated consensus amongst our staff and Board of Directors. This philosophical stance, combined with our knowledgeable, open-minded and moderate approach to dispute resolution, has earned respect from our community, including the citizens, media, government, academia and the business sectors. ACAP Saint John has become known for partnering and working with the community to help provide solutions to existing and pending environmental problems.
Pointe-Verte, NB
Purpose: Our vision is to protect the natural resources of the watersheds. Our mission is to work together towards conservation the Chaleur Bay watershed’s health for future generations, while still being able to fulfill the present social, economical and environmental needs.
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).
Saint John, NB
Purpose: Our vision is to provide every child in Atlantic Canada with the opportunity to have access to new technologies and programming to create, innovate and inspire a future that offers sustainable growth in community and social/environmental entrepreneurialism.
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: CPAWS NB advocates for the effective, long-term protection of ecologically- and culturally-significant land, freshwater and ocean areas in New Brunswick. Working in a way that respects the sovereignty and leadership of Indigenous nations, we achieve our mission through knowledge-based advocacy, and public education and engagement, underpinned by collaboration and partnership.
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.
Saint John, NB
Purpose: To promote improvement in air pollution problems of our community; to advocate for change in legislation and stronger enforcement; to raise awareness so that community is empowered to be more informed and effect change in existing air quality; to work with major stakeholders, including industry, on air quality issues.
Saint John, NB
Purpose: Our network brings together experts, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and community members from diverse backgrounds to foster collaboration, knowledge exchange, and collective action. Together, we strive to advance our understanding of the multifaceted nature of climate change and its impacts, while identifying innovative strategies to mitigate and adapt to these challenges.
Sackville, NB
Purpose: CLIMAtlantic, the Atlantic Climate Services Hub, will be working with the Canadian Centre for Climate Services and collaborators, partners and stakeholder in the region, to deliver tailored climate services focused on supporting climate change adaptation decisions.