The Fredericton Nature Club will be participating in the Fredericton Parks & Trails Day on Saturday, June 21 by offering a bird walk on the Salamanca Trail.

Please meet a few minutes before 9:00 a.m. at the side of the parking lot at Morrell Park. This will be a leisurely walk to the parking area under the Princess Margaret Bridge and back. Please dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Bring some insect repellent. Bring water or an energy drink for yourself.



This is an early reminder of the FNC outing on Saturday, 14th June at Wilkins Field/Burpee Flats led by Milda Markauskas. Please meet a few minutes before 9:00 a.m. in the parking area on the Airport Road off Sunset Drive. A link to the webpage showing a description of the area and a map (bottom of webpage) is: https://www.frederictonnatureclub.com/wilkins_field


Appalachian Hardwood Forest and Rich Cedar Swamp at Lower Stone Ridge

Saturday, June 21, 10 am - 2 pm
Trip Leader: Tristan Hallett


Gypsum-associated Flora of Albert Mines

Saturday, July 26, 10 am - 2 pm

Trip Leader: Gordon Rattray


Canoe/Kayak Trip along Rich Shorelines and Islands on the Southwest Miramichi River

Saturday, July 12, 10 am
Trip Leader: Tristan Hallett


Species Diversity over 4 Habitats at Newcastle Centre

Saturday, August 16, 10:30 am - 3:30 pm
Trip Leader: Liz Mills

September, date TBD
Northeast New Brunswick
Trip Leader: David Mazerolle

Nature JournalingTrip Leader: Samuel LeGresleyLocation

Saturday, October 3

TBD

Meeting Reminder


Thursday, Oct 2, at 6:30 p.m


To see the results of the Fredericton Christmas Bird Count 2024 (Click Here)


Thanks to an increase in membership, the enthusiasm of members, and a wide variety of presentations and outings, 2024 was a good year for our club. Autumn 2024 was notable with planning for the club year completed ahead of time, with a social time at the beginning of meetings, and special events like the two-part birdwatching workshops.
At the same time, with more events and tighter scheduling, there is a risk of conflict in planning and a greater need for consultation with the executive. Therefore, the club executive came up with the idea of an event-planning form not only for the sake of planning but also because of insurance concerns. The executive will review this form, and applicants will receive an email response. 


Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.


Regards,
The FNC Executive

Upcomming Nature Outings

Hello to all present and prospective members of the Fredericton Nature Club.

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