Eco-Directory
Search for NBEN member and associate groups
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: We are a non-profit, charitable organization whose mission is to celebrate, conserve and protect New Brunswick’s natural heritage, through education, networking and collaboration. Founded in 1972 as the New Brunswick Federation of Naturalists, the organization is presently comprised of a dozen naturalist clubs and hundreds of members across the province.
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: The Nature Trust of New Brunswick is dedicated to the conservation of areas in New Brunswick that are ecologically significant, stewarding the nature preserves through a network of volunteers, and educating the public about the importance of land conservation.
Harvey York Co., NB
Purpose: The NBALA is a province wide network of lake associations which is devoted to protecting and improving the quality of N.B. lakes for multiple values as well as promoting sound land practices around N.B. lakes. This mission will be carried out by assisting organizations and individuals through public dialogue, information exchange and collaborative efforts. The NBALA empowers established and potential member organizations to achieve their goals by promoting cooperation and serving their needs by providing a strong united voice.
Riverside Albert, NB
Purpose: Permanent moratorium on shale gas development in NB;
Transition to a sustainable low-carbon economy
Moncton, NB
Purpose: To encourage and facilitate networking and communications among member groups in order to advance their work to protect the Earth, promote ecologically sound ways of life and strengthen the environmental movement in New Brunswick.
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: To improve respiratory health. To improve both indoor and outdoor air quality and reduce the emission of greenhouse gases at work, home and play.
Salisbury-West, NB
Purpose: To promote organic crop improvement and help with Organic certification of farms, processors, distributors, and retailers if desired.
French Lake, NB
Purpose: The OROMOCTO RIVER WATERSHED ASSOCIATION INC. ( ORWAI ) is a non profit organization committed to the improvement of the Oromocto Watershed. The Oromocto River Watershed should be managed as a healthy ecosystem that balances a variety of commercial and economic, tourism and recreation, public and private landowners interests. All stakeholders are committed to sustaining the scenic and pristine nature of the watershed in a manner consistent with the pursuits of all user groups. The Oromocto watershed should serve the communities while maintaining a healthy resource for generations to come. It is vitally important to build with stakeholders and volunteer groups and individuals to promote involvement in education, awareness, utilization and action plans for watershed improvements. The (ORWAI) advocacy strategy should actively promote and sustain productive partnership with government agencies, industry, towns, villages, communities and individuals.
Lamèque, NB
Purpose: Offering guided tours to educate, entertain and raise awareness around the importance of ecosystems in the Acadian Peninsula. Wildlife and flora interpretation.