WBRA 2021 Holiday Wishes

2021 Project Updates and a Holiday Message

A Holiday Message Project Updates Building Resilience for Bats 2021 Season Update A total of 19 bat roosts have been reported to date through our Building Resilience for Bats project, and at least 4 of these roosts are sufficiently large enough to qualify as high priority roosts that are important to monitor annually (i.e., detected species…

WBRA NOW HIRING for carnivores and Communities Program

Part-time Carnivores and Communities Program Job Opportunity

WBRA is hiring a part-time Carnivores and Communities Program Technician Apply by February 16, 2021! Photo by Kim Pearson The Waterton Biosphere Reserve Association (WBRA) is looking for a skilled technician to support our Carnivores and Communities Program (CACP). The ideal candidate will be knowledgeable about reducing conflict between people and large carnivores in an…

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Carnivores and Communities: Program Case Study and Summary are now published!

Carnivores and Communities: A Case Study of Human-Carnivore Conflict Mitigation in Southwestern Alberta In 2018, the Waterton Biosphere Reserve Association used an online survey to evaluate the effectiveness of the CACP directly from the program participants’ perspectives and experiences. The survey was organized into the following sections: demographics, general awareness and motivation to participate, safety…

Composting Poster

Livestock Mortality Composting Workshop – November 19, 2019

Join us in Fort Macleod on Tuesday November 19, 2019 to learn about on-farm livestock mortality composting.  Speakers  Tim Reuter and Cody Metheral (Alberta Agriculture and Forestry) and Jeff Bectell (Waterton Biosphere Reserve Association) will cover topics including regulations, facility design, composting process, and managing carnivore attractants. See poster below for more information. Call 403-653-4977…

The Carnivores & Communities Program Wins 2018 Emerald Award

On June 5th, 2018 the Waterton Biosphere Reserve Carnivores and Communities Program (CACP) was recognized with a 2018 Emerald Award for outstanding achievement in the community or non-profit sector (grassroots). The Emerald Awards recognize and celebrate environmental excellence achieved by individuals, not-for-profit associations, large and small corporations, community groups and governments from across Alberta. Since…