This week on #ExploreTheNashwaak is the Marysville Cotton Mill, located along the Nashwaaak River in Marysville! This building is a National Historic Site and has been around for over 130 years. Checkout heritagefredericton.org for info on tours!
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Did you know that 1/3 of global food production relies on rivers? https://t.co/ZUAcxxo7aE
The results from our September water quality survey indicated no E.Coli exceedances. Young’s Brook had the highest recorded temperature at 18.3℃, meaning that all of the sites were below 20℃. This is ideal for coldwater fish like salmon and brook trout #eauNBwater #MyNashwaak https://t.co/XW6LPVifFj
Thanks to everyone who came out for our second paddling event with @secondnatureoutdoorsnb! We had a great turnout and had a lovely evening showing off our restoration sites and what the river has to offer. Keep an eye out in the spring for more events with Second Nature ☺️ https://t.co/MUIOBNq9aH
Don't forget to sign up for this great paddling event partnered with Second Nature Outdoors!
Meet us at Marysville Heritage Centre next Tuesday September 14th at 5:30pm. Registration will close September 12th at 12pm so get your tickets now!
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Its national tree day today and we recently collaborated with UNB Bachelor of Education program to plant over 700 trees in the marysville flats! ![]()
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