A Ribbiting Evening
Bowersock, AB
Pincher Creek, AB (GPS coordinates: 49.332083, -114.081504)
7 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
This family-friendly activity will start with an overview of the amphibians found in Alberta. We will then work as a group to complete a visual amphibian survey of the Bowersock property. The group will complete a short walk to areas that have the appropriate conditions for amphibians, recording any species that we can see along the way. Right before sunset, we will take a break and do a quick tutorial on frog and toad calls and how to distinguish the calls of species commonly found in the area. After the sun goes down, we will put your new knowledge to the test as we complete an auditory survey by listening for frog and toad calls.
No prior experience is required!
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| Fitness | Toilet |
| Moderate fitness level required. | There are no toilets on site. |
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| Tools | Food |
| All tools will be provided by NCC. | Water and snacks will be provided |
Please note
Additional details, including directions and parking instructions, will be provided closer to the event day. This event will be weather-dependent.
Participants should be able to hike up to five kilometres over the course of the event
Questions?
Please email ab.volunteers@natureconservancy.ca.
