Topic: Banded Gulls Presenter: Tessa Craig Bio: I am a first year Master of Science student in the Centre for Wildlife Ecology at Simon Fraser University, where I am supervised by Dr. Tony Williams. I am originally from Prince Edward Island (my family has a potato farm - cliche, I know!) and I completed my […]
Topic: Cats & Wildlife The impact of outdoor cats on wildlife appears to be a seriously neglected topic in the veterinary curriculum, which Dr. Smits' presentation is very much hoping to correct. As veterinary professionals, our obligations towards well being of animals, reaches well beyond households and farmyards, and includes all animals, wildlife and ecosystem […]
Topic: Habitat Selection by Sandhill Cranes (Antigone canadensis) in Alberta using passive acoustics Presenter: Wyatt Villetard, Master's Student, University of Alberta. Presenter Biography: My name is Wyatt Villetard, I am a master’s student in Dr. Mark Boyce’s Lab at the University of Alberta. I was born and raised in Edmonton, but like many Edmontonians, I […]
Nature Calgary's President Kaya Konopnicki will discuss different types of feeders and what birds are attracted to them. She will also share different foods that can attract birds and what birds you might be able to bring to your yard. Members will receive a Zoom link ahead of the event.
Join us as we review the results of the 2024 Calgary Christmas Bird Count! This is an in-person event. Members, check your email for the link to the event.
Join us for a presentation by Thilina Maddegamgoda Lekamlage. She’ll be speaking on the topic, “The population genetics of aerial insectivores.” Nature Calgary members will receive a Zoom link prior to the event.
Photographer Rain Saulnier will talk about his creative process and how he successfully captures birds in photography. Members will receive a Zoom link ahead of the session.
Dr. Corey Scobie The Lucrative Wild Bird Egg Shell trade in Early Alberta Corey Scobie (Assistant Curator of Ornithology, Royal Alberta Museum) will show the diversity of bird egg shell colors, shapes and textures and how the desire to possess these beautiful objects resulted in the creation of a popular hobby in the 1800's. Wild […]
Speaker: Robyn Radcliffe, The Raptors Robyn Radcliffe is with The Raptors group, based in Duncan, B.C. They train raptors for use at airports and public spaces to keep other birds away from areas of risk to equipment and people
Speaker: Amy Marcotte Topic: Frank Lake and the Frank Lake Stewardship Committee Members will receive a Zoom link ahead of the session.