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Rural Residential Stewardship: Workshop 3 - Living With Wildlife
Time:
6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Location: Within the Beaver Hills Biosphere, venue TBD
Approximately 13,000 people live in the Beaver Hills Biosphere, and thousands of seasonal tourists, nature lovers, hikers, skiers and outdoor enthusiasts visit the region's parks and natural areas every year. In this predominantly rural community, as the human population grows and visits increase, encounters with the Biosphere's diverse wildlife increase as well.
Are you an acreage owner living in the Beaver Hills Biosphere? Join us at this free, informative workshop where you will hear from guest speakers about living with all kinds of wildlife, learning not just how to avoid or prevent negative or dangerous encounters, but also why it's important to create safe spaces in which wildlife and humans can thrive together.
Presented by Beaver Hills Biosphere with support from the Green Acreages program and resources.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.
Snow Goose Festival
Time:
All Day
Location: Tofield, Alberta
Celebrate the spring migration of snow geese through Beaverhill Lake near Tofield, Alberta.
From first-time to experienced birders, children and adults, everyone is welcome to experience the wonder of nature as thousands of migrating snow geese, Canada geese, various shorebirds, cranes and swans return to Beaverhill Lake on their migration north.
The festival includes several guided hiking and bus tours scheduled for each day, a free trade show in the Tofield Arena with kids crafts and activities, concessions, speakers, a Saturday banquet & silent auction and more.
Snow Goose Festival
Time:
All Day
Location: Tofield, Alberta
Celebrate the spring migration of snow geese through Beaverhill Lake near Tofield, Alberta.
From first-time to experienced birders, children and adults, everyone is welcome to experience the wonder of nature as thousands of migrating snow geese, Canada geese, various shorebirds, cranes and swans return to Beaverhill Lake on their migration north.
The festival includes several guided hiking and bus tours scheduled for each day, a free trade show in the Tofield Arena with kids crafts and activities, concessions, speakers, a Saturday banquet & silent auction and more.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.