The UNESCO-Designated Fundy Biosphere Region

Mission

The UNESCO-designated Fundy Biosphere Region contributes in building vibrant and resilient human and environmental communities through conservation and promotion of sustainable development.

Vision

Communities, stakeholders and partners of the UNESCO -designated Fundy Biosphere Region in various sectors have achieved a greater level of sustainability in the region, while conserving the area’s cultural and natural heritage.

Team

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Board of Directors and the executive staff members of the Fundy Biosphere Reserve share the responsibility for the administration and performance of the FBR’s Regional Network. The governance structure is intended to be open and transparent. The Executive Director and the Board of Directors work to maintain effective communications to ensure the success of the FBR’s projects, initiatives and activities.

Janet Clouston
Janet Clouston, Chair
Albert County Historical Society and Museum
Hopewell Cape
Heather Fraser, Secretary
Explore Nature’s Bounty
Stilesville
Matthew Killick, Treasurer
Aeterna Zentaris
Moncton
Mike Carpenter
Mike Carpenter, Past Chair
Red Rock Adventures
St. Martins
Denise Roy
Denise Roy
Community Member
Shediac Cape
Edmund Redfield
Edmund Redfield
Community Member
Memramcook
Ron Kelly Spurles
Town of Tantramar
Tantramar
Sébastien Doiron
South East Regional Service Commission
Moncton
Diana Hamilton
Diana Hamilton
Mount Allison University
Tantramar
Vacant
Fundy National Park
Alma
Vacant
Interested in being part of our Board of Directors?

Board Members serve a three-year term and are elected during our Annual General Meeting, which is open to the public. All Board of Directors should first become members of the Fundy Biosphere Reserve.

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