Nature Central Events and Nature Walks
Educational events and activities
Educational events and activities
May 2024 Events
See below for the events and nature walks being held at protected areas within a 100 km radius of Red Deer!
See below for the events and nature walks being held at protected areas within a 100 km radius of Red Deer!
Saturday, May 11 – Migratory Bird Day; join the RDRN bird focus group walk at Raven Brood Trout Station; 10am to 1pm, see RDRN website for details.
Thursday, May 16 – Shuckburgh Slough Bird Survey with Buffalo Lake Nature Club, Stettler @ 6pm. See Buffalo Lake Nature Club's Calendar for details.
Saturday, May 18 – Join the RDRN bird focus group walk at Alix Lake Nature Trail, meet at the municipal campground; 10am to 1pm. See RDRN website for details.
Saturday, May 25 & Sunday, May 26 – May Species Count; see RDRN website for details
Sunday, May 26 – JJ Collett Natural Area Spring Walk with Buffalo Lake Nature Club. See Buffalo Lake Nature Club's Calendar for details.
Thursday, May 16 – Shuckburgh Slough Bird Survey with Buffalo Lake Nature Club, Stettler @ 6pm. See Buffalo Lake Nature Club's Calendar for details.
Saturday, May 18 – Join the RDRN bird focus group walk at Alix Lake Nature Trail, meet at the municipal campground; 10am to 1pm. See RDRN website for details.
Saturday, May 25 & Sunday, May 26 – May Species Count; see RDRN website for details
Sunday, May 26 – JJ Collett Natural Area Spring Walk with Buffalo Lake Nature Club. See Buffalo Lake Nature Club's Calendar for details.
NOTE: Events are subject to cancellation due to weather conditions and other factors. Please check relevant website and social media prior to the event for the latest information.
Get Outside and Appreciate Wild Alberta Parklands!
Get Outside and Appreciate Wild Alberta Parklands!
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Nature Walks Guideline Information:
Rules: Hiking allowed, Day use only, No open fires, Foot access only
Dogs: Unfortunately, we don't allow dogs on the Nature Walks. Please note that protected areas are some of the last remaining places where wildlife can live their lives in peace. Dogs frighten, chase and even kill wildlife. Please respect the wildlife and do NOT bring your dog (leashed or unleashed) to these areas. Consent Prior to Entry: No |
Amenities: There are bathrooms, trash cans and parking at this park
Hazards: Tripping and falling, wild animals - be prepared, bring bear spray for walks in bear country. |