Learn to Fish

February 13, 2019

Join us at the Stanley Public Library on Thursday February 28th 6-8pm (storm date March 4th) for an introduction to fishing. Start planning to make the most of your watershed environment for the upcoming 2019 fishing season. All ages are welcome!

Mark Currie, an experienced fisherman, member of the board of directors for Muskies Canada Inc. and Saint John River chapter, and native to the Nashwaak watershed, will lead us through an interactive introduction to everything you need to know about fishing the Nashwaak River including environmental considerations, equipment and techniques.

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Over the past two weeks, with the help of over 50 volunteers, we have planted over 975 native floodplain trees. Planted at Marysville Flats, these trees will help to restore our natural ecosystem and prevent flooding and erosion. We couldn’t do it without our volunteers! https://t.co/BNHdTOmz4x

- 5 days ago

@environmentca: Build homes for wildlife such as 🐦, 🦇 and 🐝 because making space for nature starts at home. #ProtectNature Challenge https://t.co/8Ex73DDpJ1 https://t.co/wO3mHw1yZF

- 10 days ago

Thanks @CRI_News for sharing new of our tree planting event. Please pre-register 🌳 https://t.co/F4LTnBFbL7

- 11 days ago

I'm Amy and I live in Taymouth. I’ve joined the Landowner Conservation Program and really look forward to adding willow and other native species to the shoreline. For the next year I will be sharing periodic observations on the Nashwaak River– I’m calling this Wild Wednesdays. https://t.co/M2eUdKd3hE

- 12 days ago

Great opportunity with @SalmonNews https://t.co/Badr9WcYWp

- 18 days ago

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It’s Tree Planting Season! Over the past two weeks, with the help of more than 50 volunteers, we have planted over 975 native floodplain trees. The majority of the trees planted were silver maples, a native floodplain species, but other tree species included red maple and red oak. Planted at Marysville Flats, these trees will help to restore our natural ecosystem and prevent both flooding and erosion. A big thank you to all of our community volunteers, as well as the teams from the Department of Justice and Public Safety and the Gaia Project that came out to help. We couldn’t do it without you! #MyNashwaak #eauNBwater ... See MoreSee Less

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