Pet waste is a leading source of excessive nutrients and bacteria. It affects water quality in our local waterways, which sometimes leads to beach closures. A campaign has been launched in partnership with the Town of Shediac. Social media posts, trail signs, and a...
The Shediac Bay Watershed Association wants to send a big thank you to everyone who came out on Saturday to help us with our dune restoration event at Belliveau Beach! We successfully secured over 50 recycled Christmas trees along the edge of the dunes. With their...
Want to know more about water quality in the Shediac Bay watershed? We’ve highlighted our monitoring results for the past five years in these Water Quality Report Cards! Each of the documents summarizes results from one of our 21 different monitoring sites around the...
The Shediac Bay Watershed Association Annual General Meeting will take place on Thursday, September 29, 2022 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. The meeting will be at Young Smith Hall, 3400 Route 134, Shediac Cape.Guest speaker Kevin Gallant will give his presentation “Clean...
On October 22, the Department of the Environment and Local Government (DELG) announced the release of an integrated management plan for the Shediac Bay watershed. This plan will use a partnership-based approach to implement actions that will help improve water quality...
We wish to inform you that our manager, Rémi Donelle, is starting a new career with Parks Canada. Although we are sad to see him leave, we would like to thank him for his dedication during his 8 years of managing the Association. His contribution to our success as...
