Bring your friends and family to explore this amazing marsh outside Qualicum Beach and learn about the interesting plants and wildlife with Friends of French Creek. By donation. Visit the festival website for more information on this field tour and other Brant Wildlife Festival events held from February 28th - April 26th, 2015.
Parks Canada needs your help to identify as many species as possible over 24 hours! Comb 54 hectares, from rocky and sandy beaches near the lighthouse to Garry oak forests and flowering meadows near the fort. Access lands not usually open to the public. Help support Parks Canada’s conservation efforts. Registered participants can camp for free at Parks Canada […]
Wild Saskatoon's goal is to get people in Saskatoon excited about the wild life and wild places that enrich our urban lives – so excited that our shared enthusiasm changes the way we feel, think and act. The Festival also provides an opportunity highlight the work you and your organization are doing to connect the […]
Are you involved in lake monitoring, management, or stewardship? This is an opportunity to network and collaborate. Learn about exciting new initiatives and programs for lake management/monitoring, for the benefit and health of central Alberta Lakes. Tentative Agenda More Information Brought to you by Alberta Environmental and Sustainable Resource Development, in partnership with Lacombe County.
The Manitoba Model Forest presents: Summer Institute for Teachers 2015 - A Boreal Adventure of Learning and Experiencing Are you interested in learning about and exploring the Boreal Forest on the East Side of Lake Winnipeg? Would you like to learn the low-down on boreal forest ecology and forest management, wildlife management (including deer, moose and the threatened woodland […]
Parks Canada needs your help to identify as many species as possible over 24 hours! Discover diverse habitats on beautiful Saturna Island. Half the island rests in the national park reserve: beaches, marshes, mudflats, ponds, forests, fields and Garry oak bluffs. There’s even a salmon stream. Help support Parks Canada’s conservation efforts. Registered participants can camp for free at Parks […]
SER Western Canada of the Society for Ecological Restoration