Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wildlife. Show all posts
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Alberta Equestrian Trail Guide
When Pam Asheton found there was no Alberta backcountry equestrian trail guide she researched and wrote one herself.
Labels:
Alberta,
backcountry,
Canada,
conservation,
Equestrian,
horse,
riding,
trail guide,
wildlife
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Knapweed Rodeo
Spotted Knapweed is one of several invasive species of weeds that are finding there way into Alberta. It's effects can be devastating to rangeland.
Labels:
agriculture,
Alberta,
biologist,
conservation,
consultant,
crops,
Ecology,
farming,
invasive,
Knapweed,
Nature Conservancy,
ranching,
range health,
Science,
soil,
Waterton,
Weeds,
wildlife,
workshop
Monday, January 5, 2009
ASPB Range Health and Ecology Workshop
The Alberta Society of Professional Biologists Range Health and Ecology Assessment Workshop held near Vauxhall, Alberta
Labels:
agriculture,
Alberta,
ASPB,
biologist,
Canada,
conservation,
Ecology,
farming,
Nature Conservancy,
ranching,
range health,
wildlife,
workshop
Monday, December 15, 2008
Waterton Park Front Project
The Waterton Park Front Project of the Nature Conservancy of Canada is one of the largest private land conservation initiatives in Canadian history.
Labels:
agriculture,
Alberta,
Canada,
conservation,
farming,
Nature Conservancy,
ranching,
Waterton,
wildlife
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