Environmental Conservation Organization in Lethbridge, AB

environmental conservation organization in Lethbridge, AB (Results 1 - 5 of 5)

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Bear Tracks Environmental
Closed now
1 st Ave S, Lethbridge, T1J 0A5
(403) 942-0067
environmental services for industry and other interest groups. We have provided our services to industries in the oil and gas, wind, potash, transmission, and gravel sectors, in addition to regional,...
Cows and Fish - Riparian Management Society
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530 – 8th Street South, Lethbridge, T1J 2J8
(403) 381-5538
Oldman Watershed Council
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319 6 St S, Lethbridge, T1J 2C7
(403) 330-1346
... Environmental Conservation Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization
Oldman Watershed Council is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and advocating for the Oldman Watershed in Southern Alberta. They are involved in various initiatives such as headwaters restoration, engaging recreationalists, working with landowners, and informing residents about water health. There are numerous volunteer opportunities for those interested in learning more and getting involved.
Natural Resources Conservation Board
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5401 -1ST AVENUE S., Lethbridge, T1J 4V6
(403) 381-5166
Conservation Board (NRCB) is an agency of the Government of Alberta and reports to the Minister of Sustainable Resource Development. Established in 1991, the NRCB has mandates under two Acts - the...
Environment
319, 6 Street South, Lethbridge, T1J 2C7
(403) 330-6241
... Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Environmental Conservation Organization

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Alberta Birds Of Prey Centre
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2124 16 Ave, Coaldale, T1M 1J8
(403) 331-9520
Our environmental contributions extend far beyond the province of Alberta. Offspring from our Burrowing Owl breeding program have been released in all four western provinces. Injured birds needing...
The Alberta Birds of Prey Centre is a popular destination for customers, offering unique educational experiences with various bird species. Visitors can interact with birds such as eagles, falcons, hawks, owls, and ravens. The centre features a duck pond, interpretive centre, and flight demonstrations. The staff is knowledgeable and dedicated to rehabilitating and protecting these magnificent birds. Customers express their enjoyment of holding birds, feeding ducks, and attending the eagle flying demonstrations. Many recommend visiting during spring and summer.