Executive Director Tim Vickers tells CHSJ News their project centres on the Marsh Creek Eco Challenge.
He says it would put people into the Marsh creek watershed and see what it has to offer and it would also include a bio blitz where students and biologists and students would identify to fish, birds, reptiles and mammals.
He adds it will also include the Eco Challage that may involve mountain biking, canoeing or kayaking.
This round of the voting ends tomorrow but, Vickers feels with their entry in third place now they will make into the top ten.
Saint John has two other entries, one from the Saint John Community Loan Fund and a memorial playground at Seawood school.
To vote for the ACAP project click here
