WATCH: @Henna_citynews meets Helen, an 84-year-old Calgarian from Bridgeland, who is doing her share of community work, by waving and giving virtual hugs to drivers around her neighborhood.
Happy Friday! Please check for advisories and trail reports before you head out this weekend. There are a number of trail warnings and closures due to bear activity. Bears can be encountered in bear country at any time; please be BearSmart. https://t.co/pqpuZHIt71
We know your dogs love to visit our parks almost as much as you do! When visiting Alberta's provincial parks and protected areas, all pets must be kept on a leash no more than two metres in length at all times for the safety and comfort of your pet, wildlife and other visitors.
A biologist found this dead raven stuck to a tree with fishing line on one of our Conservation Sites last week.
Even a small bit of discarded fishing line or other waste can be very dangerous for wildlife! Please remember to #LeaveNoTrace
It's May, and that means Claire's Campaign is finally here! Donations will be matched by two generous donors. Read more about Claire's Campaign and how it will help us serve Calgary's vulnerable families here: https://t.co/8RriDUpAZM
We can bear-ly believe it’s almost spring! Bears can start to emerge from their dens in mid-March. The BearSmart Guide is a great resource for brushing up on your bear safety essentials: https://t.co/VPa4NlLY5j
Students hoping to make a difference.
“CBE: Cut the top.” “Keep our teachers.”
@RichardHehr what changes are being made at the main office? CBE is the only board cutting teachers.
Visitors often don’t realize that their enthusiasm and excitement to take pictures and to view a bear in the wild causes them to get too close or to crowd these sensitive animals. Give wildlife space.
Here is this week’s bear report➡ https://t.co/S4v3CI0tbj