The objective of the workshop was to learn how to implement the naturalization of a coastal rock wall to protect against erosion accentuated by climate change. While planting approximately 50 shrubs and 250 grasses, participants became familiar with planting methods suitable for coastal sites.
A big thank you to Vision H20 and Shediac Bay Watershed Association for their help. And a special thanks to Helping Nature Help for their guidance in designing and implementing the project.
This initiative is made possible by the New Brunswick Environmental Trust Fund, the New Brunswick Wildlife Trust Fund, Nature NB, and the Rural Community of Cocagne.
For more information :
Serge LaRochelle
Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group (GDDPC)
506-576-8247; This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ; https://www.facebook.com/gddpc/
