Wildlife Protection
AWA Edmonton Talk: Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania — ‘Off the Beaten Track’ African Parks
From a naturalist’s perspective, join Bill Reynolds to get up close with elephant families in the Zambezi rainforest, with hippos in the Selous reserve, with antelopes and hornbills among the baobabs of Ruaha, with the colobus monkeys of Udzungwa mountains and so many more denizens of deep, dark Africa!
- Talk starts at 7:00PM (doors open at 6:30PM)
- Donations accepted at the door
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The Perfect Storm — Unregulated Access in our Eastern Slopes
Tens of thousands of Albertans are calling for strict limits on off-highway vehicles (OHVs) along Alberta’s Eastern Slopes, and for a ban of OHVs in Alberta’s parks and protected areas. Poor management of the cumulative impacts of industrial development from oil &gas, forestry and mining along the east slopes has created the perfect storm of unregulated access from OHV users.
Music for the Wild: Fifty Shades of Blues and Blue Rambler
Headline Act
Fifty Shades of Blues. Glennis Houston & Andrea Petrity sing and play blues from the women divas of the 20’s and 30’s. Let them transport you back to the sultry clubs of New Orleans, Chicago, St. Louis and New York when powerful women laid down the foundation of blues, jazz and rock. Fifty Shades of Blues is a piano / vocal duo.
Opening Act
Blue Rambler. Don Gowan, George Campbell & Murray Little play blues-based songs that have strong stories and a solid groove. Their songs are well-aged or are played as if they are. Blue Rambler will get you singing a bit and tapping your feet. Expect to hear tinges of folk, jazz and old country as well as blues.
Music at 7:30pm, doors open at 7:00pm
Tickets: $20.00
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Wild Voices Soiree 2016
From the CPAWS Southern Alberta Chapter website:
We are excited to be hosting this year's Soiree at SAIT's elegant Macdonald Hall located in Heritage Hall. Our evening not only showcases a performance by the popular band The Wardens who have two CDs to their name, it also features renowned conservationist and explorer Brian Keating as the keynote speaker. Along with a silent auction and Ken Lima-Coelho as MC, it is sure to be a great event.
- Doors open at 5:30 pm.
- Dinner and evening program begins at 6:30 pm.
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Conservation Community Calls for Swift Action to Protect Alberta’s Headwaters
Representing tens of thousands of members and supporters across the province, Alberta’s conservation community is today calling for strict limits on off-highway vehicles (OHVs) on public lands, and a ban on OHVs in parks and protected areas across Alberta’s Eastern Slopes.
Wilderness, Wildlife and Human Interaction Symposium in Four Parts
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Part 1: Speakers
Robert Bateman, John Donihee, Paula Fairfield, Francis First Charger, Dan Fox, Brian Horejsi, Erika Almazi-Klaus, Anna Korwin-Kowalski, Andrew Nikiforuk, Kathreen Ruckstuhl, Charlie Russell, Thomas Serfass - Part 2: Film Festival: Unique films from Alberta and Elsewhere
- Part 3: Art Exhibition: Nationally and Internationally Recognized Artists
- Part 4: Banquet and Silent Auction: Entertainment by comedian Mike MacDonald.
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Call for Input: Listing the Athabasca Rainbow Trout as Endangered under the Species at Risk Act
From the Species at Risk Public Registry website:
As part of the consultation process, the Government of Canada would like to hear your comments on the potential impacts of listing the Athabasca Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), as Endangered under the Species at Risk Act (SARA).
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