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    Buffalo Lake Nature Club

    Stettler & Surrounding Area Nature

    Mail: Box 1802 Stettler AB T0C 2L0 Email: buffalolakenc@gmail.com

    Buffalo Lake Nature Club is based in Stettler, Alberta.

    Everyone interested in any aspect of nature is welcome to attend meetings.

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    Protect our Water – Say No to Coal
    Karin Lindquist
    • Feb 19

    Protect our Water – Say No to Coal

    As sent out from The Edmonton Chapter of the Council of Canadians: Good afternoon, Firstly, it was wonderful to have you with us last...
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    A Prairie Conservation Action Plan Webinar Series
    Karin Lindquist
    • May 16, 2020

    A Prairie Conservation Action Plan Webinar Series

    The Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan is hosting monthly webinars about species at risk or prairie conservation. These...
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