Eco-Directory
Search for NBEN member and associate groups
Moncton, NB
Purpose: Symbiose vise à mener des actions et à sensibiliser la communauté universitaire et locale aux questions de justice sociale et de défense du monde naturel.
Symbiose aims at taking action and raising awareness in the local and the university community about social justice and the defense of nature.
Tabusintac, NB
Purpose: TWA mandate includes promoting outreach and complete projects to collect quality data to ensure the health and the sustainability of the life sources within the region will not become degraded or depleted.
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: Our mission is to empower youth to take action on climate change through education. The long-term vision is to unlock the hidden potential of all teachers and students in the fight against climate change.
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.
Fredericton, NB
Purpose: The St. John River Society exists for the appreciation and wise use of the natural and cultural resources of the St. John River watershed.
Key program areas for the Society are access, recognition, education and sustainable management of the watershed.
NB
Purpose: We are an alliance of the three largest Wabanaki communities and schools in the province, representing the educational interests of Elsipogtog, Esgenoopetitj, and Negotkuk First Nations and their schools. We deliver programs and support services to educators, students, and families of our member communities as well as to our partners in provincial schools and the non-profit sector. We operate similar to a First Nations school board and are moving towards self-government in education for our member communities, working closely with the federal and provincial governments.
St. Almo, NB
Purpose: To improve the health of the water in the Tobique Watershed and to identify solutions to flooding. As a new organization, our initial objectives are to establish a baseline for water quality in the watershed and to identify causation for areas of erosion and flooding.
Saint John, NB
Purpose: Trees International is a community-based volunteer organization which is dedicated to providing a vehicle for individuals/like minded organizations to contribute to projects that have environmental sustainability as a major project outcome. Trees International has worked towards and encouraged partnerships between Canadian environmental organizations in under-developed countries. Over the past 26 years projects have included tree planting to reverse environmental erosion, children's urban tree project, native tree nurseries, sustainable business practices involving organic crop development and useful commercial value for unwanted/weed vegetation. Sustainable/green housing alternative methods to construction not dependent on traditional power sources.
Shippagan, NB
Purpose: Supporting communities to help them cope with climate change.
Dieppe, NB
Purpose: Open the minds of students and community members about social and environmental issues. Raise awareness, promote, and protect.