

Partners
We would like to recognize and acknowledge our partners who have been supporting and funding us throughout each year!











List of Partners
Esgenoôpetitj First Nation - Indigenous Traditional Elders and Land Users from Esgenoôpetitj and Tabusintac, and support from Esgenoôpetitj Leadership and community.
Tabusintac Watershed Association - Extensive experience protecting Tabusintac River, working closely together.
Miramichi River Environmental Assessment Committee - Partnered on several projects protecting and conserving aquatic life through programs such as CAMP, CABIN, Water Quality Sampling, and Eelgrass Sampling
EnCompass Environmental - Support through consulting
Department of Environment and Local Government Canada - Supporting our projects
Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada - Funding our projects through AFSAR Aquatic, supporting our projects through communications
Department of Energy and Natural Resources Canada - Supporting our projects
The Greater Miramichi Regional Service Commission - Supporting our projects
Environment and Climate Change Canada - Funding, supporting, and guiding our projects.
Province of New Brunswick - Funding our projects through Environmental Trust Fund, and New Brunswick Wildlife Trust Fund
Healthy Coasts New Brunswick - Supporting our projects
Nature NB - Supporting our projects
Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative - Supporting our projects
Acknowledgements
Samantha Robichaud - Creation of Esgenoôpetitj Watershed Association in 2016
Billie-Joe Fowler - Personally supporting the Esgenoôpetitj Watershed Association since 2016
Dr. Christopher Edge - Research Scientist with Natural Resources Canada – Canadian Forest Service. Chris’ research aims to understanding how forest ecosystems respond to disturbance at broad spatial and long temporal scales. Research that requires, laboratory, mesocosm, and whole ecosystem experiments combined with population modelling and theoretical ecology. The ultimate goal of Chris’ research is to inform sustainable forest management at the scale of landscapes.