Bear Safety Workshop for Ranch Families – June 18, 2016

Join us for an afternoon to learn about bear safety. This workshop is targeted specifically at safety concerns for southwestern Alberta farm and ranch owners, workers, and family members (all ages welcome) as they go about their daily routines, living and working in close proximity with grizzly and black bears. DATE: Saturday June 18, 2016…

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Tansy Take-down 2016

This community event is organized by one of the partners in the Southwest Alberta Cooperative Weed Management Area (SWACWMA). DATE:  Saturday July 16th, 2016 TIME:   9:00am to 2:00pm LOCATION:  Meet at Leitch Collieries Historical Site EVENT ORGANIZER:  Nature Conservancy of Canada – Alberta Region DETAILS:   Invasive plants can be a serious threat to native…

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Blue Weed Blitz 2016

This community event is supported by one of the partners in the Southwest Alberta Cooperative Weed Management Area (SWACWMA). DATE:  Saturday July 9th, 2016 TIME:   10 a.m. LOCATION: M.D. of Pincher Creek (see details below) EVENT ORGANIZER:  Pincher Creek Watershed Group DETAILS:   This is an open invitation to all residents of the Town…

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23rd Annual Knapweed Rodeo

Help keep Waterton Lakes National Park free of Spotted Knapweed! This community event is organized by one of the partners in the Southwest Alberta Cooperative Weed Management Area (SWACWMA). DATE: Saturday July 23, 2016 TIME:  from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m LOCATION: Meet on the Blakiston Fan in Waterton Lakes National Park EVENT ORGANIZER: Waterton Lakes National Park…

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KEPA Summit 2016

The Kainai Ecosystem Protection Agency will be hosting their annual KEPA Summit on June 1st to 3rd, 2016.  This event is based out of Standoff, Alberta and hosts a variety of speakers, exhibits and field tours.   The theme for the 2016 Summit is “Climate Change Resilience & Adaption”. The goal of the KEPA Summit is to initiate…

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NEW Large Carnivore Attractant Management Project Report for Southwestern Alberta (2013-2014) Released

Large Carnivore Attractant Management Project Report The WBR is excited to share with you the newly released Large Carnivore Attractant  Management Project Report for Southwestern Alberta 2013 – 2014 This document highlights the hard work being done by producers in southwestern Alberta to reduce the risk of conflict with large carnivores from 2013 to the spring…

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Technical Guides Available to Assist Landowners in Reducing Large Carnivore Attractants

The Carnivores and Communities program produced three technical guides Spring is just around the corner in the Waterton Biosphere Reserve area.   That means before we know it many landowners will be seeing and dealing with bears on their property. The Carnivores and Communities program has  produced three technical guides designed to support landowner efforts to…

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Carnivores and Communities Meetings 2016 – March 2nd and 3rd

The Waterton Biosphere Reserve Association would like to invite you to attend an upcoming Carnivores and Communities  meeting regarding bear and wolf activity in southwestern Alberta, which will include updates on support available to help landowners reduce the risk of conflict with carnivores on their land. The Carnivores and Communities program was developed in 2009, building…

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