by Noel Nchami | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter Winter 2026
Following the completion of our freshwater mussel monitoring and the subsequent dropping off of specimens at the New Brunswick Museum, we have been steadily compiling our data from 2025 to post in a comprehensive report some time in the near future. From our...
by Noel Nchami | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter Winter 2026
As part of our initiative to test and analyze stormwater runoff from the Riverview area, we have compiled and posted the results from two of our stormwater sites in a report available now on our website. A link to this paper has also been included in our new...
by Noel Nchami | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog, From Stream To Tides, Newsletter Winter 2026
After wrapping up all of our sampling for the 2025 field season, we here at the PWA have been hard at work compiling and analysing our data to share with the general public later this March. All of our data from our temperature loggers and water sampling have been...
by Noel Nchami | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter Winter 2026
Urban Mini Forests: A Step Towards Greener Cities In February, we received the exciting news that we have been accepted into Green Communities Canada’s Living Cities Canada Fund: Demonstrate Stream. With this funding, we plan to create a Miyawaki-style mini forest in...
by Noel Nchami | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter Winter 2026
Our field survey data includes: 9 patches observed, 7 sites surveyed, 4 field outings, and 1 square kilometer of land assessed. In between weathering the elements and completing our field surveys, we have been busy planning for another year of tackling this highly...
by Noel Nchami | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter Winter 2026
Although the season isn’t ideal for native plant gardening, we’re keeping busy by preparing for upcoming outreach events! This past fall, we collected many seeds and have been hard at work cleaning, weighing, and packaging them. In case you didn’t know, we love...
by Noel Nchami | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter Winter 2026
Winter is when the behind-the-scenes work truly happens for Broken Brooks, and site selection is a critical first step. We aim to improve 6 km of upstream habitat access for aquatic species in our watershed in 2026 through outflow chutes, rock weirs, and debris...
by Noel Nchami | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog, Newsletter Winter 2026
Project Leader: Olisaemeka Kelvin Ndubuisi Community of Practice The AERF project has successfully engaged people in green spaces, including community members, landowners, schools, and other stakeholders through training sessions, land surveys, public meetings, and...
by PWABVP | Nov 24, 2025 | Blog, Newsletter Fall 2025
Photo of Moncton planting day The TD Tree Planting Day events organized by the Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance (PWA) represents our resilience to build forest, enhance biodiversity and mitigate climate change in the Petitcodiac region. These initiatives...
by PWABVP | Nov 22, 2025 | Blog, Newsletter Fall 2025
The Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance participated, for the first time, in the Youth Forum on Learning for a Sustainable Future. We were so grateful to have the opportunity to engage with both students and teachers. We are planning several collaborations with...
