Newfoundland – Birds and More Presenter: Howard Heffler In June 2022, Howard and Lyn Heffler visited Newfoundland for 18 days. The primary focus was birding – specifically sea birds. They also wanted to learn more about the history of Canada’s youngest province; interestingly, the one with the oldest European settlements. There are several easily accessible […]
Nature Calgary organizes volunteer led field trips. Participants are responsible for bringing their own food, water, sunscreen, bug spray and any other items that the duration and location of the trip may require. Trips are limited to a maximum of ten participants (members only) and pre-registration is required. Register Here
Feature Split Rock Glacier Erratic Meet at Beddington Trail and Beddington Blvd NE parking lot. Please register with leader John McFaul at alpglow*@*telus.net or 403-289-9517
Nature Calgary organizes volunteer led field trips. Participants are responsible for bringing their own food, water, sunscreen, bug spray and any other items that the duration and location of the trip may require. Trips are limited to a maximum of ten participants (members only) and pre-registration is required. Register Here
Nature Calgary member discount. Join park Vegetation Management Lead Blake Weis and Steward Annie Finch to cover about 20 km on golf cart over three and a half hour. More information contact: experienceglenbow@grpf.
Nature Calgary member discount. Join park Vegetation Management Lead Blake Weis and Steward Annie Finch to cover about 20 km on golf cart over three and a half hour. More information contact: experienceglenbow@grpf.
Nature Calgary organizes volunteer led field trips. Participants are responsible for bringing their own food, water, sunscreen, bug spray and any other items that the duration and location of the trip may require. Trips are limited to a maximum of ten participants (members only) and pre-registration is required. Register Here
Kenow Fire – The recovery of Waterton Parks Presenter: Kimberly Pearson Kimberly Pearson manages the park’s post-fire science program. Her talk will provide a brief overview of how the fire unfolded, discuss its impacts on the park and the renewal that has taken place since, as well as some of the research that’s been underway. […]
Meet in the parking lot, south end of 24th St SW. Dress according to the weather. Please register with leader: Anne Belton at ibelton*@*telus.net or 587-223-7339.