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- 27 July 2022
The provincial government is investing $350,000 in a project that aims to conserve and restore wetlands along the lower Saint John River and mitigate the effects of climate change.
- 26 July 2022
The provincial government is continuing its rabies prevention and control measures in western New Brunswick this summer.
- 14 July 2022
The first 84 Nature Legacy protected areas have been established by the provincial government.
Forest Fire Watch
Contains forest fire advisories, burning permit info, forecast maps, data and more for New Brunswick.
GIS Open Data Page
In the interests of enhancing both the life and business opportunities for the people of New Brunswick, the department is proud to supply data for public consumption, either through direct access or by download.
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14 July 2022
First 84 Nature Legacy protected areas established
The first 84 Nature Legacy protected areas have been established ...
08 July 2021
Electric vehicle incentive program announced
A provincial program shifted into drive today with the launch ...
23 April 2021
Outfitters program offers rebate on hunting and fishing packages
The provincial government is investing up to $500,000 to support ...
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