SPFGA Naturalist Series: The Wonderful World of Bees
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SPFGA Naturalist Series: The Wonderful World of Bees

Discover the fascinating world of native bees! Join us to explore the crucial role these incredible pollinators play.

Date and time

Sunday, November 17 · 1 - 3pm MST

Location

Ketchamoot Creek Property (the range), 50302 Rge Rd 203

Range Road 203 Sherwood Park, AB Canada

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

Developed to further our mission by teaching people about nature and how to advocate for its conservation, the Sherwood Park Fish and Game Association (SPFGA) is launching a new series of Naturalist sessions throughout 2024.

Each month we will bring various naturalists from differing backgrounds to share their knowledge in native wildlife and ecosystems to connect participants with nature and increase our appreciation of Alberta's natural heritage.

A naturalist is an expert in, or a student of natural history, so we can all become naturalists!

Discover the fascinating world of native bees! Join us to explore the crucial role these incredible pollinators play in our local ecosystems and agriculture. Learn about the diverse bee species in Alberta, their unique behaviors, and the habitats they rely on. We'll also discuss the challenges they face, from habitat loss to pesticide use, and provide practical tips for supporting their populations.


Minimum Attendance Age

If a youth is attending without adult accompaniment, they must be 15 years of age or older. If the youth is accompanied by an adult however, there really isn’t a minimum age. As long as they are old enough to make it through this evening of activities and do so safely, they are absolutely welcome to attend.


Presenter Bio

Meghan Jacklin was raised in the Edmonton area and has a passion for all things nature. After finishing her BSc in Environmental and Conservation Sciences from the University of Alberta, she worked for several nature organizations including the Beaverhill Bird Observatory and Edmonton and Area Land Trust. Meghan was a director for the Alberta Native Bee Council from 2021 to 2024, during which time she helped to manage the website, newsletters, social media, and memberships. She has an interest in protecting wild places and creating a connection between nature and people.

FAQs

Will there be food & refreshments?

Coffee, tea, water and light refreshments will be provided. Registrants are encouraged to bring their own water bottles.


Refund Policy

We will refund registration fees if an event is cancelled. Outside of that, individual refunds will not be provided. Please ensure your availability prior to booking. Individuals who cannot make the event may transfer their registration to another individual.


Support

The SPFGA Naturalist Series is funded through a grant from Beaver County.

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