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The Nature Trust of New Brunswick has established 30 nature preserves, conserving over 5,000 acres of New Brunswick’s finest natural areas.

Established as New Brunswick's provincial land trust in 1987, the Nature Trust of New Brunswick is dedicated to identifying, promoting, protecting and maintaining the province's finest remaining ecological landscapes. The Nature Trust acquires and stewards a system of nature preserves representing a diversity of ecosystems, and promotes in New Brunswickers respect for and knowledge of their natural surroundings.

News

New Brunswick Jewel Protected: The Southern Wolf Island Nature Preserve








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Bros. Clover Leaf Seafoods Company Donates Ecologically Significant Island to

Celebrate the Holidays by Giving to Nature Trust

Photo: Brigitte Noel

Celebrate the holidays by giving to your friends, family or colleagues through

donations to NTNB. The recipient will receive an electronic or mailed holiday card.

What a wonderful way to support the beautiful preserves of New Brunswick!


A Donation in Honour of
(Name)

Has Been Made To
THE NATURE TRUST OF NEW BRUNSWICK

by
[DONOR]

Thank you Board Members, Stewards and Volunteers!

Caughey Taylor Nature Preserve by Ken Washburn



Coming Events

Princess Day and Superhero Training

New Brunswick Youth in Nature

Keep updated for future developments.


New Nature Trust magnets and bookmarks are in!
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Membership Drive Membership Drive

One of the best, and most sustaining, ways of supporting the
Nature Trust of New Brunswick is to become a member. Membership
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Donate Online
Donate NowYou can help conserve New Brunswick’s exemplary natural spaces by making an online donation to the Nature Trust of New Brunswick. An official tax receipt will be issued for your donation. We are registered as a 501c(3) organization in the United States.

Donate NowTrees In Trust enables you to quickly and easily dedicate a piece of forest to give as a gift, as a memorial or to reduce your carbon footprint. You don't own the trees, but they are held in your name forever by the Nature Trust of New Brunswick, which protects the woodland in perpetuity.