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Published On 4/9/2024
Highlights in this newsletter:

In the lab: sharing monitoring technologies
Source population working group
Researching caribou genetics and nutrition
Caribou population monitoring
Update on the small-scale feeding site in Brazeau caribou range
Wolf population monitoring
Conservation breeding centre construction progress
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Published On 4/8/2024
The Calgary tower story
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Published On 4/7/2024
Social Golf - for members

Our member, Colin Ducker, coordinates golf outings over the summer and fall. These will take place on various dates and courses in and around Calgary.

The intent is to play nine holes at local Calgary area golf courses, most every Saturday all summer, starting in mid-May. It's a relaxed, non-competitive atmosphere with an emphasis on having fun. Followed by a drink, a bite and a few laughs on the patio afterwards

If you wish to golf, please email Colin at jcolinducker@hotmail.com to be added to his weekly mailing list. Once a week or so, he will email the details of the week's event. Availability is first-come, first-serve by replying to his email.

The weekly golf events will not be on the Club calendar.
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Published On 3/28/2024
Race Course Marshall Volunteers wanted for the 2024 Calgary Marathon
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Published On 5/9/2021
Council occasionally gets asked by members and trip hosts about bringing pets along on events or making an event pet-friendly. Our policy is as follows.
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Published On 5/9/2021
Points for Passes allows members to use volunteer points and encourages the purchase of passes to get out and enjoy the mountains more frequently.
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Event Reports

Every winter, there is a fascinating phenomenon that happens on man-made Abraham Lake when methane gas bubbles created below get trapped in the ice on the lake. This creates wonderful patterns and effects in the ice.
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