The Nature Trust of New Brunswick is currently hiring for a Donor Development Manager — interviews will begin as applications are received!
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Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters, our Together for 100 campaign concluded March 31 with the addition of three new nature preserves, bringing our total network to 100 preserves across more than 14,700 acres.
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Read how this year’s recipients of the Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Excellence in Land Conservation built their lives around a love of nature and a drive to share that passion with others.
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Through Passport to Nature, the Nature Trust of New Brunswick invites you to rediscover your relationship with local wild spaces through free, year-round events that connect people to the land and to each other.
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Join the Nature Trust for an upcoming Volunteer Training Day this spring! These training events are for anyone interested in joining our community of independent field-based volunteers.
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On her Summerville woodlot, Chantal Côté-DeMerchant is working to restore an Appalachian Hardwood Forest—demonstrating how thoughtful management can bring forests back over time.
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Whether you're looking for something close to home or a new place to discover, our 63+ kilometres of hiking trails have something for you.
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Learn more about our ARU Soundscape Project and how you can get involved in helping us identify and protect at-risk bird species on our nature preserves.
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We conserve ecologically significant lands in New Brunswick,
establishing nature preserves that are protected, forever.
We steward the nature preserves through a network of volunteer caretakers. We work with neighbours of the preserve, individuals, and community groups to establish land stewards who look after the preserve and keep the Nature Trust informed about the property.
We engage with the public on the importance of land conservation,
New Brunswick’s natural heritage, biodiversity, and species at risk.
