Natural Resources and Energy Development

Government of New Brunswick

Because of concerns surrounding COVID-19, offices of the Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development remain closed to the public at this time; however, staff have returned to offices and are available via email or telephone.

Please see link for 2020 Fall Bear Season Registration Procedures.

To meet COVID-19 safety protocols and allow more time for processing, tipping permits for balsam fir, pine and cedar are now available. Tipping season begins October 5, 2020 for pine and cedar, and October 19, 2020 for balsam fir. Contact your local Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development district office with any inquiries pertaining to the purchasing of tipping permits.

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26 November 2020

Nominations open for conservation areas to be protected

The provincial government has launched the New Brunswick Nature Legacy Information Hub where provincial residents can nominate specific areas for protection and share information on areas under consideration to be ...
20 October 2020

Government responds to auditor general recommendations

The provincial government has acknowledged recommendations in the Auditor General’s October 2020 report, that looked at programs and policies involving the departments of Health; Education and Early Childhood Development; and ...
24 July 2020

Application period starts July 27 for antlerless deer draw

Anyone wishing to apply for the 2020 antlerless deer hunt can do so from July 27 to Aug. 21.

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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.

Forest Fire Watch

Contains forest fire advisories, burning permit info, forecast maps, data and more for New Brunswick.

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11 February 2020