Julie's Nature Notes
In this issue"Big News!" A new partnership formed - Route 546 Heart of the Foothills"Peter Sherrington Caps 18 Years of Observation" "Eating Locally Grown Food" Why that matters "Upcoming Programs". You do not want to miss them! Get 10% off the June 12th Edible and Medicinal Plant Hike for you and a friend by being the first to correctly identify the mystery flower below! Register now by calling 403-933-5755, space is limited. 
"Friends and supporters of Research Director Peter
Sherrington gathered at his home in Beaver Mines
May 22 to honour Peter's 18 years of observing and
recording the spring and fall migrations of raptors
along the Front Range of the Canadian Rocky Mountains." Read more
Eating locally grown food (including wild edibles)"Buying locally grown food supports nearby farmers, and greatly reduces the energy and resources necessary to transport and store foods. When you buy long-distance food part of the price you pay is for fuel and the truck. You are also supporting the need for wide highways that carve their way through wilderness areas, creating barriers and hazards for wildlife. Fresh food from other continents is typically...” Read more
Name this Flower!
Be the first to name this flower and get 10% off the June 12th Edible and Medicinal Plant Hike for you and a friend.
Send your answer to info@full-circle-adventures.com Good luck!
Upcoming EventsJune 12 Edible and Medicinal Plant HikeJune 13 Wild Tea Party (Herbal Tea Day)$$$$$$ with Dames on the Range June 19 Wildflowers and the Splendor of $$$$$$$the Eastern Slopes July 10 Women of the Plains with $$$$$$$$$ Dames on the Range July 17 The Rockies, A Bird’s Eye View
Before you head out on trails this spring and summer, drop into the Kananaskis Visitors Information Centre in Kananaskis Country for up to date information on road, trail and weather conditions.
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