Eco-Directory
Search for NBEN member and associate groups
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: The primary aims of the Fredericton Area Watersheds Association are to provide means by which interested citizens of the region can become involved in urban natural resource management efforts, to monitor and report on stream conditions, and to build strong working relationships between our community representatives and government agencies.
Barnesville, NB
Purpose: We are an independent group dedicated to preserving our rural way of life in the Hammond River Valley. We will do this by promoting awareness of industrial projects that could negatively impact our community.
Purpose: To work in collaboration with the Province of New Brunswick Department of Tourism and Parks and/or any of its successors in the management and stewardship of Mount Carleton Provincial Park by promoting, supplementing and enhancing the programs, facilities and resources of the park.
Saint John, NB
Purpose: To protect Rockwood Park and city neighbourhoods from industrial intrusion and to promote environmental and social justice.
Saint-Louis-de-Kent, NB
Purpose: Promote the protection and sustainable use of the environment through education and raising awareness. Measure the health status of the river, undertake research on the state of resources, water classification in the targetted watersheds, distribute the information gathered and act as a liaison between the community and government services.
Purpose: Promote the proper management of a Marine Protected area in the Musquash estuary, Bay of Fundy, and to expand the protected area.
Moncton, NB
Purpose: The UNESCO-designated Fundy Biosphere Reserve is dedicated to conserving biodiversity and promoting sustainable development.
Listuguj, QC
Purpose: Gespe'gewaq Mi'gmaq Resource Council's dedicated team brings an understanding of aquatic issues impacting its member communities by harmonizing the strengths of Mi'gmaq knowledge with Western scientific approaches.
Grand Manan, NB
Purpose: To investigate the complexities of the Bay of Fundy ecosystem with special emphasis on marine mammals, basking sharks and sea birds through research and convey those findings through public education to promote conservation.
Grand Falls, NB
Purpose: Feu Vert or Green Light advocates for local Sustainable Development in the Grand Falls region. It is the successor to the Upper Saint John Green Space Committee 2003-2008, a small informal group founded by the late Emmett Burgess, which lobbied for and advocated Sustainable Development and Conservation of the area surrounding the Falls and Gorge. Feu Vert has advocated local walking trail development, collaborated on urban tree planting projects, mapped the distribution of White Pine in the Falls and Gorge, and lobbied (successfully) for studies that establish erosion susceptible (riparian) regions within the municipality. Its members advocated for and participated in the development of the Town Green plan.