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Explore the Nashwaak

Check back here as we present a continuing series of adventures and things to discover in the Nashwaak Watershed!

The Ville

September 27, 2019

This week on #ExploreTheNashwaak is The Ville Cooperative: The Ville is a facility which offers camps, agriculture, art, culture, workshops and an eco market! Checkout theville.ca for more info

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Geocaching tour of the Nashwaak River

September 20, 2019

This week on #ExploreTheNashwaak is the geocaching tour of the Nashwaak river. The tour consists of 7 geocaches located along the municipal walking trail that runs parallel to the river & continues upstream into Penniac.

 

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Boss Gibson’s Marysville, National Historic Site

September 13, 2019

 

 

 

 

 

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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Fredericton Trail Runners

August 30, 2019

If you enjoy running outdoors, the Fredericton Trail Runners are a free group open to all levels of runners that meet once per week to run through various tracks and trails in the Fredericton area, including places along the Nashwaak Watershed. #ExploreTheNashwaak Check out their website for more information as well as their running schedule: www.frederictontrailrunners.com

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River Valley Cycling

August 23, 2019

Enjoy cycling? Check out River Valley Cycling! This groups aims to support various aspects of the cycling community through maintenance of trails, promoting and supporting cycling events as well as managing trail systems that run along the Nashwaak Watershed! #ExploreTheNashwaak For more information: http://www.rivervalleycycling.com/

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Recent News

Tree planting can reduce flood risk, say wildlife and watershed groups (April 12, 2021)

April 13, 2021

Turning Soggy Lawns Into An Oasis, Daily Gleaner (April 5, 2021)

April 8, 2021

Lunch & Learn: Flood Mitigation and Community Resilience Series

February 8, 2021

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November 27, 2020

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Thanks @valentino_nora. It's great to have the support. Natalie Deseta is a eloquent presenter. https://t.co/6fsIjgFQTg

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Thanks @seguincbc @watersCBC @infoamfred for the opportunity to talk about smolt wheels on the Nashwaak River today.

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Rain gardens are designed to collect rainwater run-off, slow its movement, allowing it to filter back into the ground conducting it back into the water table. Read all about the @DailyGleaner article by John Chilibeck here: https://t.co/EnOMnHY8SX #eaunbwater #mynashwaak https://t.co/1BfSQnQXEL

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Great webinar series on funding for #climateadaptations https://t.co/kc4tYaR57w

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Patricia Catherine Simmons

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Remember to sign up for Monday's Tree Talk about Restoring Fredericton's Silver Maple Forests by Dr. Natalie Deseta. Co-sponsored by the Nashwaak Watershed Associationtinyurl.com/TMF-12Apr21 ... See MoreSee Less

Let's Talk Trees! Free Online Mon Night Speaker Series to April 26th

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Trees Matter Fredericton Free Online Speakers Series on everything urban nature - Mondays 7-8pm, to Apr 26th
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Nashwaak Watershed Association Inc.
P.O. Box 314, Station “A”
Fredericton, NB
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Fredericton, NB
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