Day on the Creek 2018 Video

Students and their teachers from Canyon, Matthew Halton, St. Michael’s, Napi’s Playground Elementary and Piikani Nation Secondary schools are invited to spend the day along the creek and are scheduled to attend one or more presentations between 9 am and 3 pm. There are also a number of unscheduled activities ongoing throughout the day.

While focused on the needs of students, everyone is welcome to attend the Day on the Creek and explore the various learning activities including:

• Traditional First Nations knowledge, history, and connections to our environment
• Native plants and animals that live along Pincher Creek
• Riparian and aquatic ecosystems and how to monitor their health
• Human impact and responsibility for our environment
• How our watershed works
• Ways to steward our creek and keep it healthy
• Local archaeology, geology, and history about Pincher Creek

You can check out the schedule from 2026 as well as a description of the 2026 activities to get an idea of what the next Day on the Creek event may look like. If you would like to support Day on the Creek please contact Nora Manners at nmanners@watertonbiosphere.com or 403-627-1473.

Day on the Creek THROUGH THE YEARS Slideshow