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Protecting the wilderness you love & the nature you need! #KeepNBWild Protégeons les régions sauvages que vous aimez et la nature dont vous avez besoin!

Fredericton, New Brunswick
Joined June 2015
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CPAWS NB SNAP retweeted
Bonne année! ✨🎉 Nous sommes reconnaissants de vous compter parmi les membres de notre communauté. Nous vous souhaitons, à vous et à vos proches, santé & bonheur en 2025. Ensemble, nous protégerons les espaces naturels du Canada et créerons un meilleur avenir pour notre planète.
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CPAWS NB SNAP retweeted
Happy New Year! ✨🎉 We're so grateful to have you in our community. Your support inspires us every day. Wishing you and your loved ones health and happiness in 2025. Together, we’ll protect Canada’s wild spaces and create a better future for our planet. #ThankYou
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CPAWS NB SNAP retweeted
Give the gift of adventure this holiday! 🎁 For history buffs and nature lovers alike, the @ParksCanada #DiscoveryPass unlocks access to iconic sites and wild landscapes.👏 ➡ ow.ly/VlPi50U1pjW
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CPAWS NB SNAP retweeted
But the good news is that if we can develop policies to store carbon, this will also be good for conserving habitat for declining bird species. @NatureNB @GlobalChangeBio @CBCNews @CPAWSNB @cc_nb nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
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A study by @MattBetts11 and co-authors shows declines in carbon and biodiversity are a signature of forest degradation.🌲Replacing old, naturally regenerated forests with young plantations and then regularly harvesting trees in NB is not good for the birds or for carbon levels!
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We teamed up with @cc_nb, @NatureNB & @NatureTrustNB and asked all candidates running in the provincial election to take a pledge to take action for nature if elected. So far 52 candidates across the province have taken the pledge! ✅ 🔗Learn more here naturenb.ca/2024/09/17/2024-…
Did you know? We circulated a pledge to all candidates urging them to take action for nature. Of the 200+ candidates running, 52 have taken our pledge and said YES to protecting 30% of NB by 2030, updating outdated laws, and creating new Indigenous Protected Areas. Thank you!
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Voting for nature has a positive effect on the other issues that are troubling voters, including health care, affordability and sustainable jobs. We asked all the provincial parties' their plans to champion conservation efforts if elected. 🔗 Learn more: lnkd.in/en8sFsPF
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🌊 Coastal and freshwater wetlands are essential to the health of our planet, supporting 40% of all biodiversity. Protecting wetlands is critical for sustaining life on Earth. #WetlandConservation #WetlandsMatter
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CPAWS NB SNAP retweeted
I am excited that my @myNBCC IT: Business Analysis students and I will partner with @CPAWSNB for our fall Service Day project! Please join us at the Mactaquac Provincial Park on Saturday, October 12, 2024, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM to celebrate nature. #TransformNB
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Our annual Thanks to Nature event is coming up on Saturday, October 12th from 11 am - 3 pm. Join us at Mactaquac Provincial Park to celebrate all that nature provides for us, and enjoy the vibrant fall colours 🍂 Free and all ages. 🔗Full event details - cpawsnb.org/thanks-to-nature…
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Two things you can during the New Brunswick election this fall: 🌊Vote for nature by supporting a candidate that has nature protection in their platform! 🌊Keep these questions in mind when candidates come knocking 🔗 bit.ly/CPAWSNBElectionQuesti… #VoteForNature
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Happening this evening in Atholville!
Our podcast launches tomorrow night in Atholville! Join us and the Restigouche Naturalist Club to take "A Walk With a Naturalist" while you listen to the episodes as a group. See you there!
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There’s a provincial election coming this fall! 🗣️Here are some questions we are asking candidates, and we encourage you to ask them, too. When candidates come to your door, keep these questions in mind to start a conversation on #nature conservation. 🔗bit.ly/CPAWSNBElectionQuesti…
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You can make a difference for nature 🐦🌿 Never miss your chance to take action or miss an event happening near you by signing up for our emails: cpawsnb.org/subscribe We will only periodically pop into your inbox to share info with you, so don’t miss a beat by subscribing!
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📢You're invited to embark on a unique whale-watching tour of the Bay of Fundy's rich aquatic wildlife and wild areas on Sunday, Sept 22nd. Your guides for the journey will be Matt Abbott, Fundy Baykeeper, and @RCnature. 🎟️For tickets and more information conservationcouncil.ca/whale…
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The Canadian Whale Institute is proud to introduce a new pamphlet for folks on the water to help with whale conservation! The aim of this pamphlet is to help oceangoers in identifying marine mammals in Atlantic Canadian waters and understanding Canadian ship speed regulations.
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#ICYMI local scientists have found a number of rare species in survey of Chignecto Isthmus. 🐦🌱🥀 The area is an important priority habitat corridor, and for wildlife that can't fly or swim, it's the only path between New Brunswick & Nova Soctia. cbc.ca/news/canada/new-bruns…
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CPAWS NB SNAP retweeted
Last week, 🇨🇦 released its Draft Ocean Noise Strategy, representing a positive step toward mitigating noise's impacts on the marine environment. “Addressing this threat will require listening to and learning from the people who are most affected." oceansnorth.org/en/blog/2024…
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Our national office is hiring! #JobAlert
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Bathurst bank swallows return and get new and safer place to live! 🐦 There are alternatives to coastal erosion that doesn't involve hardening the shoreline with armour rock, which important for protecting wildlife habitat and climate change resilience. cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6…
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