Biodiversity & Land Management Forums (In-person and Online) – Save the Dates

Join us at a fall engagement forum to discuss biodiversity and land management for the habitat component of the BRWA watershed management plan. Learn more about biodiversity monitoring, habitat management, connectivity & corridors, and share your input on land management strategies.
Forum Dates:
Friday, Nov. 20 (In-person, Indigenous partner focus)
Tuesday, Nov. 24 (Online)
Friday, Nov. 27 (In-person)

EALT Tide Creek Corner Conservation Land

The Battle River Watershed Alliance (BRWA) invites you to the fall gathering of the Stewardship Community of Practice. We will be touring the new Edmonton and Area Land Trust Tide Creek Corner Conservation Land in Leduc County (at Pigeon Lake).We have organized a tour of the newest lands to be conserved by the Edmonton and Area Land Trust (EALT), Tide Creek Corner by Pigeon Lake on November 3rd at 10:00 am.

We will meet at the site location. Location signs have been installed. Caution driving to the meeting spot at the clearing as the road is uneven.

We will be hosted by Kayleen Falkenstein from Edmonton and Area Land Trust. The trail is a mowed grass trail and uneven, so sturdy footwear like hiking boots or shoes is recommended. The hike will be a leisurely 45 minutes.

If there is inclement weather (e.g. winds over 50 km/h, ice or snow storm), we will postpone until the spring. Watch our events page for any updates.

BRWA members and the public are welcome. After the site visit, participants are invited to gather for hot drinks, treats, and updates on current projects from the Stewardship Community of Practice. Please bring a camp chair if you have it, as we will gather at the site for a visit after our hike (weather permitting – backup location will be the Pigeon Lake library). Feel free to bring a camera, binoculars, and thermos/travel mug for the day.

Use our Contact Form to RSVP (attention Susanna).

Map to meeting site

BRWA 20th Anniversary Celebration

Meet Leonard Standingontheroad, Honorary River Keeper, travel with us as we take a simulated flight over the head waters of Battle Lake, and learn about the history of the area as we celebrate 20 years of stewardship.