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  • Bird Focus Group Walk Field Trip

    Registration is full but you can be put on a waiting list. Our Host Chris Olsen has booked the Red Deer River Naturalists Bird Focus Group Walk to join the Wainwright Wildlife Society (WWS) in their annual Sharp-tailed Grouse Tour on April 27, 2024.  WWS set comfortable blinds on a lek site. The birds come […]

  • Bird Focus Group Walk Field Trip

    Red Deer River Naturalists Bird Focus Group Walk Location: Raven Brood Trout Station Directions: 54034 Twp Rd 36-0. From Hwy 54, go south on Hwy 22 approximately 5 km, turn west onto Twp Rd 36-0. Turn right at the first fork. Meet: Park by the picnic shelter. When: May 11, 2024 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 […]

  • Bird Focus Group Walk Field Trip

    Red Deer River Naturalists Bird Focus Group Walk Location: Alix Lake Nature Trail Meet: Alix Lake Campground When: May 18, 2024 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Maybe longer. Host: Chris Olsen All are welcome, you do not have to be a RDRN member to attend. Bring your binoculars,* camera/phone, bug spray and sunscreen. Some trails […]

  • Bird Focus Group Walk Field Trip

    Red Deer River Naturalists Bird Focus Group Walk Location: Kuhnen Park https://www.lacombecounty.com/index.php/parks-and-trails or  https://birdingtrailsalberta.com/central-alberta-east/kuhnen-park-2/ When: June 8, 2024 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Maybe longer. Host: Chris Olsen All are welcome, you do not have to be a RDRN member to attend. Bring your binoculars*, camera/phone, bug spray and sunscreen. Wear sturdy hiking footwear. Some […]

  • Bird Focus Group Walk Field Trip

    Red Deer River Naturalists Bird Focus Group Walk Location: Radar Hill – see Alberta Discover Guide – https://www.albertadiscoverguide.com/site.cfm?grid=E3&number=12 Meet: End of RR 260 – This 480-acre site is approximately 14 km SE of Red Deer. To access the site, travel 16 km E of Red Deer on Highway 595, then S 4.8 km on RR […]

  • Ferry Point Community Camp-out/Birding Field Trip

    Ferry Point Campground Range Rd 184, Rosalind, Alberta, Canada

    Ferry Point Community Camp-out/Birding Field Trip Explore the beautiful Battle River Valley June 22 and 23, 2024. Location: Meet at the Ferry Point Campground near Meeting Creek @ 10:00 a.m. […]

  • Bird Focus Group Field Trip

    You are all invited to the Red Deer River Naturalists Bird Focus Group Field Trip Location: Medicine Lake Provincial Recreation Area (north of Rocky Mountain House on Hwy 22) see map, best to use a mapping app on your phone as a guide if you have one. Cell phone service is poor at the campground, […]

  • Nature Central Paddling Event

    RDRN is pleased to host a Nature Central Outing on Thursday August 8th, 2024 when Myrna Pearman and Claudia Lipski will lead an evening paddle on a small lake near […]

  • Bird Focus Group Walk Field Trip

    Alix Lake Campground Alix Lake, Alix, Alberta, Canada

    You are all invited to the Red Deer River Naturalists Bird Focus Group Walk Location: Alix Lake Nature Trail Meet: Alix Lake Campground When: September 7, 2024 10:00 a.m. to […]

  • Bird Focus Group Walk Field Trip

    Red Deer River Naturalists Bird Focus Group Field Trip Location: Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park - The Dry Island Buffalo Jump outing is a full day outing. We meet […]

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The Red Deer River Naturalists acknowledges the traditional territory north of the Red Deer River of Treaty Six of the Blackfoot, Cree, Dene, Nakota Sioux (sue), and Saulteaux (sawl-toh) Peoples, the traditional territory south of the Red Deer River of Treaty Seven of the Niitsitapi (nee-itsee-TAH-peh) (Blackfoot), Siksika (seeg-see-kah), Piikani (pee-kah-nee), Kainai (g-ai-nah), Tsuu T’ina (soot-tenna), Stoney Nakota Peoples and the Battle River Territory District Three Métis Nation of Alberta.
We hope to serve and protect the traditional lands and waters with respect and commitment. Together, we can be a voice for nature.