Put your roof to good use.

Put your roof to good use! Rain barrels are a great way to reduce surface water runoff from roofs while helping in the conservation of drinking water. Water from rain barrels can also be used to water lawns and gardens, or to wash your vehicle. Find out more here...

Rain gardens help filter pollutants

View Rain Garden Info PDF Building a rain garden is a great way to prevent flooding while helping to preserve water quality in our watershed. Rain gardens help filter pollutants that would otherwise end up in waterways. Read our brochure and contact us for more info...

Shediac Bay Watershed Association Releases Reports

We just released released three important reports on water sampling and environmental education programs. Download PDF View Press Release PDF REPORTS Improving Water Quality in the Shediac and Scoudouc Rivers Final Report 2017 View PDF Environmental Evaluation of the...

The Impacts of Stormwater Runoff

View Stormwater Runoff fact sheet Water quality degradation is mainly caused by pollutants in stormwater runoff. The sources of this pollution are widespread and include industrial activities, agriculture and urban development. Pollution is also caused by our daily...

Preventing Stormwater Runoff

View Stormwater Runoff Infographic All over the world, stormwater runoff is the fastest growing source of freshwater pollution. During heavy rains, surface water runoff picks up pollutants that make their way to the rivers that flow in the Shediac Bay. Here’s what you...

Public meetings – Green Strategy

Local residents are invited to participate in public meetings being held in the rural community of Beaubassin-est (Dec 4, municipal building, 1:30 pm), in Cap-Pelé (Dec. 5, Senior’s Club, 7 pm), and Shediac (Dec 6, multipurpose center, 7 pm) to discuss environmental...