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SUMMARY:Saturday morning birding
DESCRIPTION:Spend a couple hours in the north bower woods (Piper Creek trails west of Sunnybrook) Sat April 16.\nMeet Keith across from #37 Selkirk Blvd at 10:00 AM.\nBlack-backed woodpecker wikimedia.org
URL:https://rdrn.ca/event/saturday-morning-birding/
LOCATION:N. Bower Woods\, 37 Selkirk Blvd\, Red Deer\, AB\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Bird Focus Group
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SUMMARY:Piper Creek Riparian Restoration
DESCRIPTION:PCRAP (Piper Creek Restoration Agriculture Project) Workday organized by Trout Unlimited Canada  \n  \n\nVolunteers will work in two crews;\nPlanting Crew will be installing live stakes along Piper Creek in degraded riparian areas\nMonitoring Crew will be installing HOBO data loggers in 100m intervals along the creek\, and 2 loggers to monitor air temperature on the project site\n\nVolunteers please register here: \nhttps://www.eventbrite.ca/e/piper-creek-riparian-restoration-workdays-tickets-24332548307
URL:https://rdrn.ca/event/willow-planting-workday/
LOCATION:Piper Creek Restoration Agriculture Project (PCRAP)\, 1601 40 Avenue\, Red Deer\, AB\, Red Deer\, AB\, T4R 2T3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Project
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SUMMARY:Flower Focus - Aster Family
DESCRIPTION:Don Wales will attempt to describe the Asteraceae (a.k.a. Compositae)\, an exceedingly large\, widespread and economically important family of flowering plants.  \n \n  \n 
URL:https://rdrn.ca/event/flower-focus-7/
LOCATION:Kerry Wood Nature Centre\, 6300 45 Avenue\, Red Deer\, AB\, T4N 3M4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Flower Focus
ORGANIZER;CN="Don Wales":MAILTO:don@hexapod.ca
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SUMMARY:Speaker of the month
DESCRIPTION:Wildflowers of Banff\nA four-season multimedia presentation\n\n  \n\n\nPresented by \nIan Wilson and \nJacinthe Lavoie \n\n\n\n\n\nThis colourful show features the best trails for wildflowers in Banff Park\, with five themes set to music … from bold blossoms to diminutive gems\, wild creatures enjoying flowers\, majestic mountain scenery\, and autumn colours. \n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nIan and Jacinthe are the authors of Wildflowers of Banff Park. \nBooks will be available after the show.
URL:https://rdrn.ca/event/speaker-of-the-month/
LOCATION:Kerry Wood Nature Centre
CATEGORIES:Speaker of the Month
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160430
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SUMMARY:2016 ANPC Conference
DESCRIPTION:ANPC Workshop & AGM 2016\nRARE PLANT CONSERVATION\n\nSpeaker Highlights\n\nDayle Soppet – Introduction to “rare” plants – what is a rare plant?\nRobin Gutsell – Rare plant “lists” and challenges in assessing their status\nLorna Allen – Rank updates\nJessica Stolar – Impacts of climate change on rare plants\nLaurie Hamilton – Understanding bias when using spatial data to support rare plant conservation initiatives\nVarina Crisfield – Ecology of impoverished pinweed (rare Athabasca sand dune endemic)\nCathy Linowski – Rare plants in disturbed or ephemeral habitats\nHeather Sinton – Landuse Planning Framework\nJodie Krakowski – Recovery Planning for Whitebark and Limber Pine\nElisabeth Beaubien – Plant phenology and biodiversity research\nKristen Beechey – Rare Vascular Plants of Alberta book update\nKristen Foreman – Case study in rare plant conservation\n\nBanquet Speaker – Derek Johnson will talk about “Long Term Monitoring of Rare Plants in the Clyde Fen”\n\nPLUS…\n\nExhibitors Displays\nANPC Seed Exchange\nSunday Botany trip to NCC property Rachael Agnes Hayes (2) on the east shore of Buffalo Lake\n\nEarly Bird Registration Deadline: April 8  \nReduced motel rates at Super 8 if booked before April 22 \nRegistration and more details here:  ANPC 2016 Conference
URL:https://rdrn.ca/event/2016-anpc-conference/
LOCATION:Ferry Point Campground\, Range Rd 184\, Rosalind\, Alberta\, T0B 3Y0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Workshop/Conference
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SUMMARY:Bird Focus at Maskapepetoon
DESCRIPTION:Saturday morning  spend 2 hours in Maskapatoon Park in Red Deer. This is a new area and is well worth visiting. Meet in the parking lot by the fitness park at the west end of Kerry Wood Drive. \nMaskepetoon Park
URL:https://rdrn.ca/event/bird-focus-keith-kline/
LOCATION:Alberta
CATEGORIES:Bird Focus Group
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