Forestry
Forests cover a large part of New Brunswick and play an important role in our environment, economy, and way of life. They provide timber for homes, pulp for paper, habitat for wildlife, and spaces for recreation and reflection. Our forests also store carbon, filter water, and help maintain the province’s natural balance.
By understanding how forests grow and change, and how human activity affects them, we can make better decisions to keep these ecosystems healthy and productive for generations to come.
What Participants Are Saying
Curious what it’s really like to be part of Envirothon NB?
Check out what students and teachers are saying.
“Envirothon NB is really incredible! The kids absolutely loved it and had an amazing time.” – Team Advisor
“I am heavily involved in climate activism in my school and love to learn about the environment. The workshop’s level of intensity and the environment here really encouraged my interest.” — Grade 11 student
“I loved the lectures and the advice from field experts on future post-secondary environmental studies.” — Grade 12 student
Sustainable actions, hopeful reactions
Explore forest and plant-based ecosystems, practice tree and species identification, and learn about sustainable forest management techniques that support both people and nature in New Brunswick.
