Here’s what’s new!
5 hatched nests, 3 lost nests, 6 adults and 8 banded chicks - preliminary inventory of the South Eastern Piping Plover
Young piping plover banded at Escuminac this summer. P6, nicknamed Pegasus, managed to get to 20 days and more which means that he went to his first flight giving him a very good chance of survival.
July 30, 2018
South East NB - The SENB Piping Plover Project has visited all beaches where these endangered migratory birds stop to rest, feed and nest. According to the preliminary inventory, 5 nests were successful, 3 nests were lost and 6 adults and 8 chicks were banded.
Upcoming activities
August 18, Saturday – Shellfish tasting evening at Bouctouche Farmers' Market
info : Bouctouche Farmers' Market (506)744-10207pm to 10pm
at 9 Irving Blvd in Bouctouch, 25$
August 22, Wednesday – Public meeting « senior services in Cocagne » - committee MADA
Info : Majella President of committee MADA (506) 227-37697:30pm
Centre 50 in Cocagne (10 Villa St), in FRENCH
August 29, Wednesday - 198th board meeting of the PCSDG
6:30 pmat the PCSDG office, 4585 route 134 in Cocagne
Wednesday, Sept 12, 2018 - Discussion on Sustainable Development with candidates of Kent-South
6:30pmCentre 50, 10 Villa St in Cocagne
September 13, Thursday – Launch of RAVEN - Rural Action and Voices for the Environment
info : Tracy Glynn This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.3:30pm
Forestry & Geology Building, Room 202, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton.
