Plaidoyer et intendance

Notre priorité est des pratiques efficaces d’intendance, de surveillance et de gestion environnementale pour aider à éduquer nos communautés et à protéger la santé de nos écosystèmes lacustres.

Une bonne gestion et un bon plaidoyer s’articulent autour de stratégies de communication efficaces et d’une action collective. Au cours des cinq prochaines années, nous continuerons d'élargir notre nombre de membres en sollicitant ou en créant des associations de lacs individuelles et en renforçant notre réseau de communication avec d'autres associations de bassins versants.

Nous continuerons également de renforcer nos relations avec le gouvernement provincial, les ministères gouvernementaux concernés et les parties prenantes pour garantir que la gestion environnementale des lacs soit à l'avant-garde d'une politique efficace en matière d'eau et d'environnement, tant au niveau provincial que municipal.

Notre mandat

Faciliter et soutenir un « Programme volontaire de surveillance des lacs » à l’échelle de la province.
Promouvoir la formation de nouvelles associations de lacs et soutenir le travail des associations de lacs existantes.
Améliorer l'éducation sur les lacs en ce qui concerne les questions de qualité de l'eau, d'intendance et de gestion des lacs.
Faciliter et promouvoir les campagnes de sensibilisation du public liées aux espèces envahissantes, à la qualité de l'eau et au changement climatique au moyen d'ateliers éducatifs interactifs et d'initiatives de sensibilisation.
Continuer à renforcer les relations avec d’autres organisations lacustres, groupes de bassins versants et organisations à but non lucratif et encourager l’action collective.
Coordonner les plans stratégiques pour un engagement et une action politiques efficaces afin de favoriser une relation saine et enrichissante avec le gouvernement et garantir que l'importance des lacs et des réseaux hydrographiques du Nouveau-Brunswick est soutenue.

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Info Meeting Prep

Attending meetings with informative information. Education education.

Display Table

North Lake Community Days. Samples showing native and Invasive Species

Boat Washing Yoho Lake

Supporting member lake, Yoho Lake. Clean Drain Dry. A weekend symposium for canoes and kayaks.

Clean Drain Dry Signage

North Lake Provincial Park. North Lake host a camping ground and public and launch area for non mortised boats.

Out Reach Woodstock NB

Woodstock had a Challenge The Lakes. NBALA was present and washed down all boats upon exit of the river. This launch is full of EWM and has had Cyanobacteria Blooms thus continues to reflect a Public Health Advisory.

Local Support

Our Local First Responders have become aware of Invasive Species and have since developed protocol where no Fire Tankers will be refilled from the Saint John River.

Community Days Display

NBALA at North Lake. There are six lakes in this area. Many have public boat launches and is very popular for fishing derby boats.

Traveling Road Show

NBALA is always available to present at any event, and Member Association meetings,

Yoho Lake Set Up

Portable boat wash station set up. At least 50 non motorized boats participated. Symposium sponsors mandated all watercraft be Clean Drained Dry prior to accessing Yoho Lake.

Meeting Time

Harvey Lake set up. NBALA presented Challenges of Living By The Lake which highlighted Cyanobacteria and spread of Invasive Species.

Made An Impression

This Boat Load Trailer recalled NBALA at the Woodstock event. Owner is a school science teacher so he took this opportunity to get info, to share with his students.

SLCOA AGM

Another outreach. Showing tools supplied to member lakes snd how they can be used to better understand and protect their lakes.

Province of NB Partnership

As part of Province of NB Cyanobacteria awareness program, member lakes were provide 'How To Identify Cyanobacteria.' Here is a member lake installing. Clean Drain Dry is good for both Invasive Species snd Cyanobacteria.

Out Reach Prep

Trays getting set up for an education ad info event.

Fishing Derby

Attending sessions helps spread the word on helping to stop the spread of Zebra / Quagga Mussels and EWM. This sport could be negatively impacted.

Boat Wash

Local Municipalities involvement in supporting NBALA and Clean Drain Dry

Summer is a Full Time NBALA Job

This is the boat launch in Woodstock NB. It is infested with Eurasian Water Milfoil. There is also the potential of Quagga and Zebra Mussel spread. A boat like this also needs to clean out its holding tank and bait well.

Working With Partners

NBALA and New Brunswick Invasive Species meet via Zoom every two weeks to discuss out reach. Working together.

Plaidoyer et intendance

Notre mandat

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