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Annika Chiasson: “A small change can make a big difference” [video]

by Shanthi Bell
November 27, 2018
Reading Time: 1min read

Annika Chiasson, a program coordinator with the New Brunswick Environmental Network (NBEN), shares her thoughts on a sustainable future for rural New Brunswick. The NBEN recently held their annual eco-confluence in New Maryland on Nov. 17, 2018.

Shanthi Bell produced this video with the support of RAVEN – Rural Action and Voices for the Environment. Shanthi is also a UNB Arts 3000 intern with the NB Media Co-op. 

Tags: Annika ChiassonenvironmentNBENNew BrunswickNew Brunswick Environmental NetworkRAVENruralRural Action and Voices for the EnvironmentShanthi Bell
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