Jemseg Grand Lake Watershed Association

New Brunswick, Canada

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WAWA Handbook

Under the N.B. Clean Water Act, any activity taking place in or within 30 metres of a watercourse or wetland requires a WAWA permit.  At the request of members, our Association developed a DRAFT Watercourse and Wetland Alteration (WAWA) permit application handbook.  The DRAFT handbook explains the process and rules around applying for a WAWA permit, and gives five examples of WAWA applications that were successful.  The N.B. Department of Environment and Local Government (DELG) WAWA permit application web page has a link to the online WAWA permit application process.  The five page N.B. DELG Bank Protection Projects document dated June, 2019 has some good technical guidelines for bio-technical bank stabilization, rip-rap / armour stone and retaining wall erosion protection systems.

Please note:  If there are any discrepancies between our DRAFT WAWA Handbook and the information provided on the N.B. Department of Environment and Local Government WAWA Permit website, the information on the Department’s website prevails.

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Peering Into The Winter Fish Community in the Jemseg – Grand Lake Watershed We're excited to share some great news about our first eDNA analysis … [Read More...]

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To see our FULL eDNA report, check the link in our bio to head to our website, where it is published under the News tab!Sea Lamprey (Petromyzon marinus) are best known for their parasitic nature and invasive status in the Great Lakes, but here in New Brunswick, Lamprey are a crucial source of nutrients in the freshwater systems they spawn in.The Lamprey leave for salt water environments once they metamorphize, and feed off of fish (by attaching as a parasite), then die following spawning, releasing the nutrients they accumulated in their freshwater spawning grounds.Lamprey do not feed on warm-blooded animals.#fish #newbrunswick #environmentalDNA #nature #conservation ... See MoreSee Less
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To see our FULL eDNA report, check the link in our bio to head to our website, where it is published under the News tab!Alosa pseudoharengus is a fish of many names! Alewife, Gaspereau, and Kiack are some of its monikers!This is a species that is commercially fished for in Atlantic Canada, often for use as bait in other fisheries.#fish #newbrunswick #environmentalDNA #nature #conservation ... See MoreSee Less
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Jemseg Grand Lake Watershed Association
27 Pine Grove Lane
Jemseg, NB E4C 4L7

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