Help Shape the Future of the Waterton Biosphere Region After more than 15 years of dedicated leadership, Nora Manners is beginning a planned transition toward retirement as Executive Director of the Waterton Biosphere Region. As we look to the future, the Waterton Biosphere Reserve Association (WBRA) is inviting Expressions of Interest from individuals who are…
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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 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…
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…
Tired of the same old invasive species management plan? Not sure how to train your livestock to graze weeds? Need tips and tricks on how guardian dogs fit into your grazing strategy? This workshop is for you! More information on the workshop and its organizers can be found here. To view, save or print a…
Please join us for one of two Carnivores and Communities meetings, December 4th in Pincher Creek or December 5th in Cardston. We will be sharing results from the 2018 community survey along with patterns in carnivore occurrence records. More information on the Carnivores and Communities Program can be found here. To view, save or print…