#30YearsofACAP
ACAP Saint John’s very first logo (1992).
ACAP Saint John was founded in June of 1992 by a group of dedicated volunteers who envisioned a community residing within an environmentally healthy estuary, evolving within the aesthetic, cultural, social, industrial and ecological realities of the area. This group signed a letter of understanding with Environment Canada to create comprehensive management plan and thus began our journey.
Blog series
Over the past thirty years, ACAP Saint John has many successful projects and community events. To celebrate our 30th Anniversary, we will highlight some of those projects through guest blogs written by past and present ACAP Saint John staff, board members, and volunteers. Each month a new blog will be posted below!
Paint Swap
Patrick Desmond, a former ACAP Saint John Executive Director, details the paint swap events.
Household Hazardous Waste Reduction Project
Read about what Sean Brillant had to say about one of his favourite projects.
Red Head Beach - Erosion
Jean MacDonald, long time board member, recants her favourite memory at ACAP!
Marsh Creek & Harbour Cleanups
Tim Vickers, Executive Director of ACAP Saint John from 2003-2014, recalls some of his favourite projects at ACAP.
Marsh Creek Cleanup
Leah Fitzgerald chats about her experiences over the years participating in ACAP Saint John’s annual Marsh Creek Cleanup.
So many hidden gems!
Brian Comeau has been on the ACAP board of the directors for over a decade!
Revitalization of Tin Can Beach
Graeme Stewart-Robertson, Executive Director of ACAP Saint John from 2015-2020, recalls some of his favourite project at ACAP!
ACAP Stories
Do you have a favourite memory or story about ACAP Saint John? We would love to hear about it!