NEW EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS!

If you are a teacher, or a student and you are interested in some outdoor educational opportunities you need to check out our new educational program. We are currently offering a free educational program at the Irishtown Nature Park that focuses on water quality issues in our watershed. The program is designed to be adapted and modified to meet your needs as a student or a teacher. Please open the link provided on this page to take a look at some of the resource materials that we have already developed, then contact us so that we can work with you to develop a project that meets your specific needs or interests.

The Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance will come to your school and work with students on water quality issues or you can bring your students to our water quality lab at the Irishtown Nature Park for a hands on water quality lab. Better yet, why not do both?

INVASIVE EXOTIC SPECIES

If you are looking for information on Invasive Species, we may have everything you need. We are working on an Invasive Species list for Atlantic Canada. Click on the links below to gain access to all the information that we have collected so far.

EARTH DAY 2009
April 19th Moncton Farmers Market 

Thank-you to all who visited our booth on Earth Day at the Moncton farmers Market on April 19th, 2009 and bought a ticket on our tree. The funds raised by selling tickets will go towards a tree planting project in our watershed. Watch this site for more details.

KEEP OUR RIVERS CLEAN

The Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance along with Riverkeepers planned a garbage clean-up for Humphrey's Brook September 27th, 2008. Truckloads of garbage were collected from the banks of Humphreys Brook. We would like to extend a thank-you to the dozens of volunteers that helped us with this project. We could not have done it without you.

Another clean-up event on June 14th, 2009 was a success where garbage from the river banks of Rabbit Brook and Micheals Brook was collected. Thank you to all the volonteers that came to the event.

FOX CREEK REHABILITATION PROJECT

A big THANK YOU to all the volunteers and media that were present Saturday, September 29th for the tree planting in Fox Creek!!! Thanks to you, the 25 trees and 16 shrubs were all planted to emebellish, and mostly protect Fox Creek river. The press release describing the event can be find by clicking on the link above.

For pictures of the event, click here !

Fox Creek Rehabilitation Project - Press Release