Calgary Nature Lovers

We will meet on the south side of the Bridge at 6:15 pm then head east for around 45 mins then return perhaps on the other side? There is plenty of free parking from 6 pm on. Please remember to change your RSVP to "not going" should your plans change. This will prevent your profile record from incurring a "NO SHOW". Dress for the weather and check back here in the morning in case severe weather prevents us from going. By registering for this event, you signify that you're aware of the risks associated with nature hiking and are aware of your physical limits and how they relate to this particular event. You also signify that you take full responsibility for your safety (although we’ll all do our best to ensure that everyone returns safe and sound) and don’t hold the organizer of the hike or the organizers of this group responsible for any harm that might occur as a result of your participation.

This walk will be done at a comfortable STEADY pace. Meet in the free Pearce Estates (aka Fish Hatchery) parking lot. We will walk westbound along the river, head over the bridge by the zoo to circle Princes Island, and back. I will depart at 1:05 sharp, so kindly arrive a bit before 1 pm. Remember, if you cannot make it, edit your RSVP to "not going", so we are not waiting for you Looks like a nice fall day to get out there!!!

We will meet on the path at the parking lot. Please dress for the weather and bring water to drink. We will have beautiful views of the trees changing colours so bring your camera! Please remember to change your RSVP to "not going" should your plans change. This will prevent your profile record from incurring a "NO SHOW". This walk will have several hills but we wait at the top for anyone needing a little more time. We will try to stay as a group. This is not a stroll but not a race either. Please check back in case this event is cancelled due to severe weather. By registering for this event, you signify that you're aware of the risks associated with nature hiking and are aware of your physical limits and how they relate to this particular event. You also signify that you take full responsibility for your safety (although we’ll all do our best to ensure that everyone returns safe and sound) and don’t hold the organizer of the hike or the organizers of this group responsible for any harm that might occur as a result of your participation.

All tickets at the link below are waitlisted. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/living-with-beavers-friends-of-fish-creek-beaver-awareness-day-tickets-121666887937?aff=ebdssbeac Living with Beavers - Saturday, October 3 Enjoy free walking tours and educational opportunities in Fish Creek Provincial Park as part of the Beaver Coexistence Project. No other species, other than humans, have the ability to alter and change the landscape the way that beavers can do. Join the Friends of Fish Creek to view evidence of beaver activity and to increase your knowledge and understanding about this fascinating water-loving mammal. Group sizes will be limited to 10 people and tours will take place at different times throughout the day. Walks will be 1.5 hours in duration, with approximately 40 minutes of walking and 50 minutes to learn about a variety of factors relating to beavers. Topics include beaver basics, beavers' ecological significance, beavers' cultural and spiritual significance, beaver coexistence devices, a tree painting test pilot, and an exhibit at the trailhead to showcase the Friends digital stewardship app. This free event is perfect for families and anyone who like to learn more about nature's engineers.