Showing posts with label friends of fish creek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label friends of fish creek. Show all posts

Monday, July 13, 2015

CREEKFEST 2015 (Calgary) - July 19


CREEKFEST 2015 (Calgary) - July 19

This free one-day celebration of water in Fish Creek Provincial Park is an important component to the Friends’ Watershed Public Awareness Campaign, designed to inform and inspire community members to take actions to protect and preserve our water. Creekfest is now on Alberta Parks Day! Creekfest provides a great opportunity to learn about water conservation and protection in Fish Creek Provincial Park. 

Juno-Award winning Peter Puffin’s Whale Tales will be returning to Creekfest for the 5th year!

We are pleased to welcome back award-winning theatre troupe Parks Canada’s Mountain WIT, and Coyote Kids Theatre, who will perform The Muskrat’s Tail, a fun and innovative look into the world of water loving mammals. 

More info and schedule here: http://friendsoffishcreek.org/event/creekfest/

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Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Water, Water Everywhere! - Exploring Engineered Wetlands (July 30)

Courtesy, Friends of Fish Creek

Water, Water Everywhere! - Exploring Engineered Wetlands (July 30)

Catch aquatic critters and learn about the important function of engineered wetlands.

Environmental Education Coordinator Roland Kirzinger leads the tour and will answe
r all your questions!

Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society
http://friendsoffishcreek.org/

Location Fish Creek Environmental Learning Centre

Ticket/Registration Pre-registration is required, as there is limited space. Please call 403-297-7927 or email Roland.Kirzinger@gov.ab.ca

Date Jul 30, 2013 @ 07:00 PM

Fee $2.00 suggested donation

Monday, June 17, 2013

For the Health of Fish Creek and the Bow River - Thur June 20, 2013

For the Health of Fish Creek and the Bow River - Thur June 20, 2013

Presented by Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society. Join Carolyn Campbell, Conservation Specialist, Alberta Wilderness Association as she discusses water allocation and native fish population recovery and how local land development and management connects to fish Creek and the Bow River.

More info here: http://bit.ly/17UvyNI