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We are celebrating all things New Brunswick. Our tree of honor today is bur oak and we are excited to announce we are planting a whopping 600 of them this fall! The bur oak is a species of special concern and we are looking forward to seeing them set roots in the Nashwaak. https://t.co/AMicLY838s
@ACAPSaintJohn: In todays’ CBC news article, ACAP’s ED and project lead, Roxanne MacKinnon explains the cyanobacteria monitoring project that is in full swing! 😎 Read the article here: https://t.co/6T4f01m8Bi
Webinar opportunity: https://t.co/xUkiNrtWyj
We led a tour of the Marysville Flats to staff with @DFO_MAR and the Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy team from Oromocto First Nation and @kingsclearband. A pleasure to spend time admiring the impressive growth of trees first planted in 2011. #eaunbwater #mynashwaak https://t.co/SDXbcpjl74
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NWAI on Facebook
On this special provincial holiday we are celebrating all things New Brunswick. Our tree of honor today is bur oak and we are excited to announce that we are planting a whopping 600 of them this fall! They've been grown at Liberty Tree Nursery; a local tree nursery that specializes in cold hardy hardwood seedlings.
The bur oak is a species of special concern and we are looking forward to seeing them set roots in the Nashwaak watershed. Did you know that New Brunswick is home to a disjunct population of bur oak? How do you think the they got here in the first place?
#treenursery #buroak #quercusmacrocarpa #eaunbwater #mynashwaak #newbrunswickday #newbrunswickday2020 #celebratenb #explorenb #BuildBackBetter