Earth Day in New Brunswick

🌍 Earth Day in New Brunswick, Canada
Each year on April 22, communities across New Brunswick come together to celebrate Earth Day with eco-friendly events and initiatives that promote sustainability and environmental awareness. From tree planting and community clean-ups to educational workshops and green festivals, it’s a time to reflect on our connection to nature and take action to protect our beautiful province.

With its vast forests, rivers, and coastlines, New Brunswick offers countless opportunities to get involved—whether you're joining a school activity, volunteering for a local green project, or simply spending time outdoors with your family.

Let’s work together for a greener future! 🌿♻️

🌍 What is Earth Day?

Earth Day is celebrated every year on April 22 around the world. Today, Earth Day is one of the largest environmental movements, observed in over 190 countries, uniting people across the globe to support climate action, conservation, and sustainable living.

🌿 Why Earth Day Matters

Earth Day focuses on key environmental challenges such as:

• Climate change
• Pollution and waste
• Deforestation
• Loss of biodiversity
• Sustainable energy and lifestyle choices

It encourages individuals, communities, businesses, and governments to take positive steps—both big and small—toward protecting the Earth.

🌱 Earth Day in New Brunswick, Canada

In New Brunswick, a province rich in forests, rivers, coastlines, and wildlife, Earth Day is embraced as a way to protect and celebrate the natural environment. Activities and initiatives may include:

• Community Clean-Ups: Residents join forces to clean parks, riverbanks, trails, and neighborhoods.
• Tree Planting Events: Schools, municipalities, and environmental groups plant trees to restore natural habitats.
• Educational Programs: Schools and community centers host workshops, nature walks, and talks on sustainability and conservation.
• Local Green Markets: Earth Day-themed farmers’ markets and eco-fairs showcase local, sustainable products and environmental organizations.
• Youth Involvement: Kids and students take part in recycling drives, poster contests, and eco-projects.

🧡 How You Can Get Involved

• Volunteer at a local clean-up or tree planting event
• Reduce single-use plastics
• Use public transport, cycle, or walk
• Support eco-friendly businesses
• Learn about NB’s natural ecosystems
• Start a garden or compost at home

🌎 Earth Day = Every Day

While April 22 is a special day to celebrate, the spirit of Earth Day continues year-round. In New Brunswick, where nature is part of everyday life, Earth Day serves as a reminder of the collective responsibility to care for the land, air, and water that sustain us all.