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Join Cows and Fish and the Fish Creek Watershed Association for a willow harvest and riparian planting day in the McLean Creek Public Land Use Zone, the upper headwaters of Fish Creek. Volunteers will learn more about willow harvesting and simple bioengineering approaches for streambank rehabilitation. Free hot lunch provided. This is a fully outdoor event. Please come dressed appropriately for the weather. No washroom facilities on site.

Please register in advance by clicking here. We will be meeting at the McLean Creek Campers Centre parking lot (3 McLean Creek Trail, Bragg Creek, AB), located in the McLean Creek Public Land Use Zone in Kananaskis Country.

Please bring the following items:

Rubber boots or waterproof hiking boots are required.
Appropriate outdoor clothing and footwear that will likely get wet and dirty
Water bottle and snacks
Hot water thermos and/or travel mug
Face mask required
Hand snips and loppers (optional)
Work gloves (optional)

Our provincial fish, our native Bull Trout, need your help with recovery efforts! The Tay River is one of the last places where Bull Trout is holding on, and Trout Unlimited Canada, Alberta Environment and Parks, Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, Cows and Fish, and the University of Calgary have all been working collaboratively to address the multiple threats the river is facing. Now the Rocky ATV Society is joining in on the restoration efforts to assist with the recovery of this declining species.

The Ride the Tay Restoration Day will include:

In the morning we will do some restoration of degraded streambanks
Then receive some training on the AB Watercourse Crossing Inventory App
Ending off the day by exploring the watershed and collecting trail and crossing information

Spots available for a maximum of 15 units. Lunch provided! Register here: https://ride-the-tay-2021.eventbrite.ca

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Upper Fish Creek Restoration Day

Ride the Tay Restoration Day