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SUMMARY:Lead your own Wetland Field Trip with Ducks Unlimited Canada
DESCRIPTION:Interested in learning how to lead your own wetland field trip? Join expert Samantha Brewster from Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) to learn what you need to know to have a successful outing. The program will include a brief introduction to wetlands\, resources that are available to you to take your class outside and tips and tricks to make the most of your day in the field. Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) is an international leader in wetland conservation. DUC works with many partners to conserve wetlands that are critical to waterfowl\, wildlife and the environment. Using sound science\, DUC delivers on the ground habitat conservation projects\, research\, education programs\, and public policy work to stay wetland loss. \nPresenter:\nSamantha Brewster\, DUC Outreach Specialist – Atlantic. \nSam has worked for Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) for 10 years delivering educational programming across New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island and enhancing the interpretive programs at the Fredericton Ducks Unlimited Conservation Centre. Overall\, Sam has specialized in outdoor nature education for 25 years\, starting her career at the Irving Nature Park\, spending 7 years as a nature interpreter and 8 years as Park Manager. \nRegisteration\nRegister HERE
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/lead-your-own-wetland-field-trip-with-ducks-unlimited-canada/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Learning Series - Collecting and Recording data with a Nature NB Bioblitz
DESCRIPTION:Collecting and Recording data with a Nature NB Bioblitz\nJoin Caitlyn Robert as she dives into Bioblitzes! Bioblitzes are tools to discover the biodiversity in an area and the data collected can be used to protect species at risk\, manage resources and land that are used by living things and monitor climate change and its effects on biodiversity. This session will cover how to conduct a bioblitz\, the different activities that can have students design their own bioblitz and explore the data they collected and introduce identification and community science tools like iNaturalist. \nPresenter(s)\nCaitlyn Robert is a Program Coordinator at Nature NB and has always been fascinated by wildlife. With 10 years of experience in environmental education\, interpreting science for people of all ages and getting them excited about nature\, Caitlyn has a background in wildlife monitoring\, wild bird rehabilitation\, raptor handling and insect conservation. With Nature NB\, she travels across the province bringing classrooms\, camps\, nature clubs and anyone else interested outdoors\, learning about the amazing wildlife of New Brunswick and how we can work together to protect it. \nRegistration\n\nRegister now
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/outdoor-learning-series-collecting-and-recording-data-with-a-nature-nb-bioblitz/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20260121T154500
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20260121T161500
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Learning Series - Risky Learning- NB guidelines and negotiating risks in OL
DESCRIPTION:Risky Learning- NB guidelines and negotiating risks in OL\nJoin Greg Reardon and Crystal Roberts on a quick dive into the newly launched OL resources for NB teachers! The Risk Guidelines will support educators in assessing\, negotiating\, and mitigating the risks involved in learning outdoors both on and off school grounds. With time to look at Risk Benefit Assessment examples and to discuss why risk is important to learning\, we will give tips and tricks to navigating sticky conversations and situations in OL. \nPresenter(s)\nCo-author of the document\, Greg Reardon’s Outdoor Learning experience spans 25 years\, taking learning outdoors in The Northwest Territories\, England\, Scotland\, and New Brunswick which he now calls home.  As a Forest School Canada practitioner who earned his master’s in OL this past summer\, Greg looks forward to sharing and learning more about ways to connect curriculum with the natural world. \nRegistration\n\nRegister now
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/outdoor-learning-series-risky-learning-nb-guidelines-and-negotiating-risks-in-ol/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20251114T154500
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20251114T161500
DTSTAMP:20260428T175233
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Learning Series - Nature Connections as Seasons Change with Heather Fraser
DESCRIPTION:Webinar # 3 – Nature Connections as Seasons Change with Heather Fraser\nJoin us as Heather talks about the changing seasons and how making that natural connection is key to our overall health and wellness. \nPresenter(s)\nHeather Fraser runs a company called Explore Nature’s Bounty with her mission being to connect people to nature and the outdoors through experience-based programs\, workshops and seasonal events. \nAn avid forager\, past maple producer of 25 years (ran the City of Moncton sugary and led educational programs to thousands of visitors each spring)\, professional bee keeper\, hiker\, biker\, solo camper\, guide leader and overall nature lover. \nHer brand “Nature is Healthy” is true to her legacy of inspiring new nature ambassadors who love and appreciate Mother Earth as much as she does. Education is at the heart of her mission as she has been teaching outdoor science- based education for over 4 decades engaging students of all ages to be curious and feel part of the wild world around them. \nRegistration\n\nRegister now
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/outdoor-learning-series-nature-connections-as-seasons-change-with-heather-fraser/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20251112T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20251112T163000
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SUMMARY:Wonder To Wisdom - Professional Learning Series
DESCRIPTION:Series Overview\nIn this 5-part hybrid workshop series\, educators will engage in activities created by USNN and led by Sama and Starla (NBICC) centered on nature-based education and two-eyed seeing. Workshops 1-4 will focus on particular program blocks\, linking to curriculum and developing a sense of place in educators. Workshop 5 will be a celebration of success for all of the registrants to share and reflect on the learning. \n\nSchedule – From Wonder to Wisdom\n\nFacilitator: Starla McDougall\nStarla McDougall is a proud member of the Passamaquoddy First Nation and a passionate advocate for Indigenous education and cultural revitalization. As a principal and program leader at the New Brunswick Indigenous Career College (NBICC)\, Starla brings deep experience in community engagement\, mentorship\, and culturally grounded curriculum development. \nHer work centers on restoring relationships with the land through story\, memory\, and lived experience. In this workshop series\, Starla guides participants in exploring how sensory learning connects to cultural identity\, traditional knowledge\, and seasonal teachings. Known for her leadership in Two-Eyed Seeing and her ability to build meaningful connections across generations\, Starla plays a key role in helping educators and learners understand the land not only as a place of learning but as a living relative. \nFacilitator: Sama AlMaarofi\nSama AlMaarofi is an Iraqi Canadian wetland ecologist\, environmental-impact specialist\, and founder of the United Spirit Nature Network (USNN). With over 15 years of international experience\, from the Mesopotamian Marshes to Atlantic Canada\, Sama brings a unique lens to land-based education\, combining scientific knowledge with storytelling and sensory engagement. \nHer leadership in “From Wonder to Wisdom” reflects a lifelong belief that understanding nature begins not just with facts\, but with a sense of feeling. Sama designs hands-on learning experiences that awaken curiosity\, deepen ecological awareness\, and create space for all learners to explore nature through the senses. A champion of the Two-Eyed Seeing approach\, she collaborates closely with Indigenous partners\, such as NBICC\, to create spaces where young people and the educators who guide them can build lifelong connections with land\, water\, and community. \nRegistration\nClick below to register for the From Wonder to Wisdom professional learning series: \n👉 Register Now \n More Information\n\nStay tuned for more details on the individual workshops.\nFor any questions\, please feel free to reach out to Crystal Roberts at Crystal.Roberts@gnb.ca
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/wonder-to-wisdom-professional-learning-series/2025-11-12/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20251023T154500
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20251023T161500
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Learning Series - Mentorship with United Guides and Outfitters of New Brunswick (UGONB)
DESCRIPTION:Webinar #2: Outdoor learning through mentorship with United Guides and Outfitters of New Brunswick (UGONB)\nJoin Blackville High teacher Ashley Hallihan and Clay Harrison of UGONB as they give an overview of both the BHSOutdoors and UGONB programs. Together\, they have created a partnership that focuses on mentorship opportunities for students to obtain experiential learnings within the outdoor industry. Their goal is to inspire others to seek out opportunities in their own communities that allow students to become more engaged in the outdoors. \nPresenter(s)\n \nAshley Hallihan is a high school teacher at Blackville K-12 School. Outdoor education is a focus of his teachings with courses like Outdoor Education 110\, Outdoor Education 120\, Environmental Science 120 and for the first time this year Agriculture 110. At his previous school\, Ashley started the Miramichi Valley High School Fly Fishing Club with support from the community. Currently\, he has created a BHSOutdoors program where students get learning opportunities focused on the woods and waters of New Brunswick. Students and staff at Blackville School have access to an outdoor learning environment on a property that features an outdoor classroom\, storage shed\, interpretative trails\, maple sap tap line and a hydroponic garden. \nClay Harrison is the Executive Director of the United Guides and Outfitters of New Brunswick (UGONB)\, the organization representing the province’s guiding and outfitting sector while promoting sustainable practices\, professional standards\, and collaboration across the outdoor industry. The organization’s goal is to inspire the next generation by showing that guiding and outfitting can be a rewarding and viable career path. UGONB also believes it can help bring outdoor education into New Brunswick’s school system\, fostering awareness and appreciation for the province’s outdoor heritage. Clay began his career as a silviculture technician\, gaining hands-on experience in forest management and conservation before transitioning into the tourism and outfitting field. For more than 26 years\, he has been the owner and operator of Long Lake Adventures\, a successful outfitting and outdoor tourism business known for its commitment to quality experiences and respect for New Brunswick’s natural resources. \nDoor prize\nOne lucky class will win a door prize from EECD and UGONB! \nRegistration\n\nRegister now\n\n 
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/outdoor-learning-series-mentorship-with-united-guides-and-outfitters-of-new-brunswick-ugonb/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20251022T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20251022T163000
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SUMMARY:Wonder To Wisdom - Professional Learning Series
DESCRIPTION:Series Overview\nIn this 5-part hybrid workshop series\, educators will engage in activities created by USNN and led by Sama and Starla (NBICC) centered on nature-based education and two-eyed seeing. Workshops 1-4 will focus on particular program blocks\, linking to curriculum and developing a sense of place in educators. Workshop 5 will be a celebration of success for all of the registrants to share and reflect on the learning. \n\nSchedule – From Wonder to Wisdom\n\nFacilitator: Starla McDougall\nStarla McDougall is a proud member of the Passamaquoddy First Nation and a passionate advocate for Indigenous education and cultural revitalization. As a principal and program leader at the New Brunswick Indigenous Career College (NBICC)\, Starla brings deep experience in community engagement\, mentorship\, and culturally grounded curriculum development. \nHer work centers on restoring relationships with the land through story\, memory\, and lived experience. In this workshop series\, Starla guides participants in exploring how sensory learning connects to cultural identity\, traditional knowledge\, and seasonal teachings. Known for her leadership in Two-Eyed Seeing and her ability to build meaningful connections across generations\, Starla plays a key role in helping educators and learners understand the land not only as a place of learning but as a living relative. \nFacilitator: Sama AlMaarofi\nSama AlMaarofi is an Iraqi Canadian wetland ecologist\, environmental-impact specialist\, and founder of the United Spirit Nature Network (USNN). With over 15 years of international experience\, from the Mesopotamian Marshes to Atlantic Canada\, Sama brings a unique lens to land-based education\, combining scientific knowledge with storytelling and sensory engagement. \nHer leadership in “From Wonder to Wisdom” reflects a lifelong belief that understanding nature begins not just with facts\, but with a sense of feeling. Sama designs hands-on learning experiences that awaken curiosity\, deepen ecological awareness\, and create space for all learners to explore nature through the senses. A champion of the Two-Eyed Seeing approach\, she collaborates closely with Indigenous partners\, such as NBICC\, to create spaces where young people and the educators who guide them can build lifelong connections with land\, water\, and community. \nRegistration\nClick below to register for the From Wonder to Wisdom professional learning series: \n👉 Register Now \n More Information\n\nStay tuned for more details on the individual workshops.\nFor any questions\, please feel free to reach out to Crystal Roberts at Crystal.Roberts@gnb.ca
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/wonder-to-wisdom-professional-learning-series/2025-10-22/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20251015T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20251015T163000
DTSTAMP:20260428T175233
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SUMMARY:Wonder To Wisdom - Professional Learning Series
DESCRIPTION:Series Overview\nIn this 5-part hybrid workshop series\, educators will engage in activities created by USNN and led by Sama and Starla (NBICC) centered on nature-based education and two-eyed seeing. Workshops 1-4 will focus on particular program blocks\, linking to curriculum and developing a sense of place in educators. Workshop 5 will be a celebration of success for all of the registrants to share and reflect on the learning. \n\nSchedule – From Wonder to Wisdom\n\nFacilitator: Starla McDougall\nStarla McDougall is a proud member of the Passamaquoddy First Nation and a passionate advocate for Indigenous education and cultural revitalization. As a principal and program leader at the New Brunswick Indigenous Career College (NBICC)\, Starla brings deep experience in community engagement\, mentorship\, and culturally grounded curriculum development. \nHer work centers on restoring relationships with the land through story\, memory\, and lived experience. In this workshop series\, Starla guides participants in exploring how sensory learning connects to cultural identity\, traditional knowledge\, and seasonal teachings. Known for her leadership in Two-Eyed Seeing and her ability to build meaningful connections across generations\, Starla plays a key role in helping educators and learners understand the land not only as a place of learning but as a living relative. \nFacilitator: Sama AlMaarofi\nSama AlMaarofi is an Iraqi Canadian wetland ecologist\, environmental-impact specialist\, and founder of the United Spirit Nature Network (USNN). With over 15 years of international experience\, from the Mesopotamian Marshes to Atlantic Canada\, Sama brings a unique lens to land-based education\, combining scientific knowledge with storytelling and sensory engagement. \nHer leadership in “From Wonder to Wisdom” reflects a lifelong belief that understanding nature begins not just with facts\, but with a sense of feeling. Sama designs hands-on learning experiences that awaken curiosity\, deepen ecological awareness\, and create space for all learners to explore nature through the senses. A champion of the Two-Eyed Seeing approach\, she collaborates closely with Indigenous partners\, such as NBICC\, to create spaces where young people and the educators who guide them can build lifelong connections with land\, water\, and community. \nRegistration\nClick below to register for the From Wonder to Wisdom professional learning series: \n👉 Register Now \n More Information\n\nStay tuned for more details on the individual workshops.\nFor any questions\, please feel free to reach out to Crystal Roberts at Crystal.Roberts@gnb.ca
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/wonder-to-wisdom-professional-learning-series/2025-10-15/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20251008T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20251008T163000
DTSTAMP:20260428T175233
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SUMMARY:Wonder To Wisdom - Professional Learning Series
DESCRIPTION:Series Overview\nIn this 5-part hybrid workshop series\, educators will engage in activities created by USNN and led by Sama and Starla (NBICC) centered on nature-based education and two-eyed seeing. Workshops 1-4 will focus on particular program blocks\, linking to curriculum and developing a sense of place in educators. Workshop 5 will be a celebration of success for all of the registrants to share and reflect on the learning. \n\nSchedule – From Wonder to Wisdom\n\nFacilitator: Starla McDougall\nStarla McDougall is a proud member of the Passamaquoddy First Nation and a passionate advocate for Indigenous education and cultural revitalization. As a principal and program leader at the New Brunswick Indigenous Career College (NBICC)\, Starla brings deep experience in community engagement\, mentorship\, and culturally grounded curriculum development. \nHer work centers on restoring relationships with the land through story\, memory\, and lived experience. In this workshop series\, Starla guides participants in exploring how sensory learning connects to cultural identity\, traditional knowledge\, and seasonal teachings. Known for her leadership in Two-Eyed Seeing and her ability to build meaningful connections across generations\, Starla plays a key role in helping educators and learners understand the land not only as a place of learning but as a living relative. \nFacilitator: Sama AlMaarofi\nSama AlMaarofi is an Iraqi Canadian wetland ecologist\, environmental-impact specialist\, and founder of the United Spirit Nature Network (USNN). With over 15 years of international experience\, from the Mesopotamian Marshes to Atlantic Canada\, Sama brings a unique lens to land-based education\, combining scientific knowledge with storytelling and sensory engagement. \nHer leadership in “From Wonder to Wisdom” reflects a lifelong belief that understanding nature begins not just with facts\, but with a sense of feeling. Sama designs hands-on learning experiences that awaken curiosity\, deepen ecological awareness\, and create space for all learners to explore nature through the senses. A champion of the Two-Eyed Seeing approach\, she collaborates closely with Indigenous partners\, such as NBICC\, to create spaces where young people and the educators who guide them can build lifelong connections with land\, water\, and community. \nRegistration\nClick below to register for the From Wonder to Wisdom professional learning series: \n👉 Register Now \n More Information\n\nStay tuned for more details on the individual workshops.\nFor any questions\, please feel free to reach out to Crystal Roberts at Crystal.Roberts@gnb.ca
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/wonder-to-wisdom-professional-learning-series/2025-10-08/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20251006T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20251006T163000
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SUMMARY:Wonder To Wisdom - Professional Learning Series
DESCRIPTION:Series Overview\nIn this 5-part hybrid workshop series\, educators will engage in activities created by USNN and led by Sama and Starla (NBICC) centered on nature-based education and two-eyed seeing. Workshops 1-4 will focus on particular program blocks\, linking to curriculum and developing a sense of place in educators. Workshop 5 will be a celebration of success for all of the registrants to share and reflect on the learning. \n\nSchedule – From Wonder to Wisdom\n\nFacilitator: Starla McDougall\nStarla McDougall is a proud member of the Passamaquoddy First Nation and a passionate advocate for Indigenous education and cultural revitalization. As a principal and program leader at the New Brunswick Indigenous Career College (NBICC)\, Starla brings deep experience in community engagement\, mentorship\, and culturally grounded curriculum development. \nHer work centers on restoring relationships with the land through story\, memory\, and lived experience. In this workshop series\, Starla guides participants in exploring how sensory learning connects to cultural identity\, traditional knowledge\, and seasonal teachings. Known for her leadership in Two-Eyed Seeing and her ability to build meaningful connections across generations\, Starla plays a key role in helping educators and learners understand the land not only as a place of learning but as a living relative. \nFacilitator: Sama AlMaarofi\nSama AlMaarofi is an Iraqi Canadian wetland ecologist\, environmental-impact specialist\, and founder of the United Spirit Nature Network (USNN). With over 15 years of international experience\, from the Mesopotamian Marshes to Atlantic Canada\, Sama brings a unique lens to land-based education\, combining scientific knowledge with storytelling and sensory engagement. \nHer leadership in “From Wonder to Wisdom” reflects a lifelong belief that understanding nature begins not just with facts\, but with a sense of feeling. Sama designs hands-on learning experiences that awaken curiosity\, deepen ecological awareness\, and create space for all learners to explore nature through the senses. A champion of the Two-Eyed Seeing approach\, she collaborates closely with Indigenous partners\, such as NBICC\, to create spaces where young people and the educators who guide them can build lifelong connections with land\, water\, and community. \nRegistration\nClick below to register for the From Wonder to Wisdom professional learning series: \n👉 Register Now \n More Information\n\nStay tuned for more details on the individual workshops.\nFor any questions\, please feel free to reach out to Crystal Roberts at Crystal.Roberts@gnb.ca
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/wonder-to-wisdom-professional-learning-series/2025-10-06/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20250923T154500
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20250923T161500
DTSTAMP:20260428T175233
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SUMMARY:Outdoor Learning Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Session 1: Farmed Atlantic Salmon Lifecycle with the Atlantic Canada Fish Farmers Association\nGrade 3-8 science and social studies educators are invited to join Katelyn Harris to learn about Farmed Atlantic Salmon Lifecycles for the first session in the Outdoor Learning webinar series! Take away tangible activities that focus on habitat\, ecosystems\, sustainability and conservation\, civic engagement\, and geography in this 30-minute presentation\, and have a chance to win an amazing door prize! \nTuesday September 23\, 3:45-4:15 via Teams \nDiscover the fascinating world of farmed Atlantic salmon with Katie Harris of the Atlantic Fish Farmers Association. This webinar will show how teaching the salmon life cycle can spark student curiosity\, strengthen ecological literacy\, and inspire stewardship – all while aligning with your curriculum. Leave the session with practical ideas and activities to engage your students and bring aquaculture science to life. \nPresenter:\nKatelyn is Atlantic Canada Fish Farmer’s Association’s Community Outreach and Education Coordinator. \nA graduate with honours from the New Brunswick Community College Aquaculture Technician Program in 2012\, Katie brings over a decade of experience in aquaculture to her role. She has worked in an ISO17025 lab\, wet lab\, and multiple hatcheries. She worked at New Brunswick’s provincial research organization RPC as a Molecular Biology Technician and Bioscience Client Relations Lead. A resident of Black’s Harbour\, NB\, Katie also worked at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre as an Aquaculture Research Technician.  Katie works to educate people about Atlantic Canada’s salmon farming sector by taking the lead on ACFFA’s community outreach and education projects and services\, including our New Brunswick Open Farm Day tours\, our K-12 education programs as well as our activities to promote aquaculture as a career. \nDoor prize\nOne lucky class will win a fully funded trip to the Huntsman Marine Centre to take part in a salmon dissection! \nRegistration\n\nRegister now\n\n 
URL:https://plhub.nbed.ca/event/outdoor-learning-webinar-series/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Learning
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