Nature Calgary appreciates the donation
of this webspace by the Federation of Alberta Naturalists.
Encouraging
the appreciation, observation,
Male Snowy Owl © Anne K. Elliot Congratulations to Suzanne Visser, who was presented with a 2008 Federation of Alberta Naturalists (FAN) Volunteer Award for her efforts as a compiler of FAN’s Spring species counts. Suzanne leads Nature Calgary's Botany Group and has been assisting with the May Flower Counts for many years. In 2008, she took on responsibility for all of Alberta. |
Nature Calgary News |
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Great Backyard Bird Count Calgary and Area Christmas Bird Count 2009-2010 results here. Speaker series: February 17, 2010, 7:30 pm: Mount Robson to Bragg Creek: a six week stroll from the Monarch to the Foothills, with Glenn Reisenofer. Climber, professional guide and mountain interpreter Glenn Reisenofer presents a grand hike in the Rockies. ....details General meetings are held
on the 3rd Wednesday of the month (except June, July & August)
at 7:30pm, in the Burnswest Theatre at Fort Calgary, and are open
to the public. Bird Study: February 3, 2010, 7:30 pm: Alberta's Piping Plovers: their Conservation and Management, with Dave Prescott. March 3, 2010, 7:30 pm: Monitoring Breeding Songbirds (MAPS) with Cyndi Smith ....details 2010 Calgary Big Year
Birding Competition! Bird Study meetings are held
on the 1st Wednesday of the month (except June, July & August)
at 7:30pm, in the BioSciences Rm. 211 at U of C, and are open
to the public. |
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Nature Calgary, also known as the Calgary Field Naturalists' Society (CFNS), is a thriving, not-for-profit, non-political, natural history club with over 500 members in Calgary and the surrounding area. Members have a wide variety of interests including birding, botany, conservation, natural history and the environment. We hold monthly meetings from September to June
which are open to the public. In addition many field trips are scheduled
throughout the year on a wide range of topics. Everyone is welcome. Information about joining Nature Calgary and more of the society's activities are on the society page. Contact Nature Calgary |
Our book Calgary's Natural Parks: Yours
to Explore is in local
bookstores and available at general meetings. |
