Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and partners for an immersive afternoon field visit as part of the Stewarding Forested Wetlands workshop series in Fredericton. This outdoor session offers hands-on learning about forested wetlands’ ecology, management, and cultural importance.

Participants will take part in a collaborative walk-and-talk and ceremonial gathering, with space to share perspectives and connect with landholders and experts in a natural setting.

Please note that site visit locations are still being finalized and may include areas around Killarney, as well as a possible drive to an additional nearby site.

Location: Killarney Lake

1600 St Mary’s Street, Fredericton

Date: September 5, 2025

Time: 1:00 p.m - 4:00 p.m

What to Expect:

• Walk-and-talk with Nature Trust staff, and First Nations partners

• Discussion on sustainable management and cultural values

• Forest ceremony honoring the ecological and cultural significance of wetlands

What to Bring:

• Closed toes shoes 

• Appropriate clothing for the weather

• Water, lunch and snacks

• Sunscreen, Bug spray and/or bug net

• Camera (optional)

Note: The forest walk will proceed only if the provincial fire risk levels are lowered.