SIGN PROGRAM EXPANDSIt is with great excitement that we announce that we have been awarded a grant from TD Friends of the Environment Foundation! Thank-you to Nature Conservancy of Canada / Conservation de la nature Canada and the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass for helping impact the Crowsnest Pass Community Trail.
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August EVENTSJoin us this month in our educational, community impactful, and entertaining events this month. From speaker series on Wildlife Photography, to wildflower walks, there are many opportunities to connect with fellow nature enthusiasts and the beautiful environment we live in.
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At Crowsnest Conservation Society, we believe in the power of collective action to protect our natural world. We are a dedicated charitable organization committed to preserving the beauty and biodiversity of the Crowsnest Pass and its surrounding areas. Our mission is to inspire and engage individuals, businesses, and communities to take meaningful steps towards environmental conservation.
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Organized and lead by a dedicated team of community volunteers, Crowsnest Conservation provides free and welcoming conservation events throughout the year, featuring guest lecturers and guided tours to better understand, appreciate, and protect our community resources.
We advocate to local government officials and attend panels to advise on local land use issues. We've created extensive resources to help inquiring community members to find practical ways to live locally with conservation values. |
Featured EVENTS
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AUGUST Bird WALKGuided Bird Walk
Date: Friday, August 2 & Saturday, August 3 Time: 7:30 – 10:00 a.m. Meeting location: Gazebo Park, 13019 - 20th Ave Blairmore Details: Join Crowsnest Conservation Staff for a morning walk to view some of the varieties of birds that bloom in our region. Appreciate the vistas and learn about local feathered creatures. A great event for the whole family. Be sun safe and prepare for hot weather. Bring binoculars! |
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August SPEAKER SERIES: Wildlife PhotographyWith John Launstein
Date: Thursday, August 1 Time: 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Location: Frank Slide Interpretive Centre Details: Pick up your camera and learn about documenting your surroundings with John Launstein! Discover how he started his journey and how you can find and capture wildlife in their unguarded state. Stay after the event for an informal reception and chat with fellow attendees and our speaker over complimentary dessert and beverages. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. for beverages and desserts. W/C access. |
MembershipJoin our membership and contribute to our mission to protect the natural beauty of The Pass for generations to come. Your membership includes updates on our programming and opportunities to connect with fellow nature lovers!
We offer different levels of membership to suit your needs and involvement. You'll also be invited to our AGM's to share your concerns, insights and ideas with members. |
VolunteerAre you passionate about preserving the natural wonders of the Crowsnest Pass? Do you want to make a meaningful impact on environmental conservation? What about having a little bit of fun?
Join us as a volunteer and learn how to apply your conservation values! Whether you have a few hours to spare or are looking for a more significant commitment, there are countless ways to get involved. |
DONATECrowsnest Conservation accepts donations through Canada Helps, a registers charity that processes secure, online donations on behalf of Canada's 80, 000+ registered charitable organizations.
Community donations go towards our advocacy, events and operational costs of our organization. Each donation contributes to our team and the opportunities we create through programs in our community. |
OUR WORK IN ACTIONThrough years of dedication and hard work, Crowsnest Conservation Society has made significant strides in protecting and preserving the Crowsnest Pass region. Our initiatives include:
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Photo by Raymon Toal
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Advocacy: We advocate for responsible land and resource management practices, pushing for policies that prioritize conservation.
Education and Outreach: We engage with schools, local communities, and visitors to raise awareness about environmental issues and inspire a deeper connection with nature.
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Research: We support scientific research that enhances our understanding of the local environment, aiding in informed decision-making.
Habitat Restoration: We actively restore damaged ecosystems, helping native species thrive and promoting overall biodiversity.
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Want to send us a letter by mail?
Send all thoughts and inquiries to: P.O. Box 242 Crowsnest Pass Alberta T0K 0E0 |
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