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SUMMARY:Alberta Native Bees
DESCRIPTION:Alberta’s Native Bees – Join us to learn about the diversity of native bees in Alberta\, their life cycles and habitat requirements. We’ll cover best practices for bee hotels and bumble bee boxes\, the difference between native and managed bees and whether you should purchase bee cocoons for your garden. \n\nMegan Evans – Megan is a Professional Biologist with a degree Environmental Science and a Master’s in Ecology from the U of C. She worked as a summer student on a pollinator research study with Agriculture Canada\, which started her interest in native bees. Megan spent 6 years working with the provincial government in a number of roles including as an Ecologist with Alberta Parks. She currently works as the Executive Director for the Alberta Invasive Species Council. Megan has sat on the board for the Alberta Invasive Species Council; the Entomological Society of Alberta; and she co-founded the Alberta Native Bee Council in 2017.\n\nPleaser register via Eventbrite.
URL:https://mgaab.org/event/alberta-native-bees/
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SUMMARY:Why flowers do what they do\, better\, with soot\, ash & s**t.
DESCRIPTION:A story of the Waterton post-fire blooms\, Serengeti fertility\, and Amazonian green.\n\nJoin award Winning Conservationist\, Educator\, Naturalist and WildLife Expert Brian Keating for a story of the Waterton post-fire blooms\, Serengeti fertility\, and Amazonian green.\n\n\n\nBrian Keating is one of Canada’s most in demand keynote speakers. He previously held the position “Head of Conservation Outreach” at the Zoo\, which enabled him to raise money and then spend it on environmental projects around the world. He has been leading groups on nature based travel for three decades\, exploring some of the best wildlife areas on the Planet. Because of his experiences\, insights and his expertise\, Brian Keating is a weekly guest on both Calgary and Edmonton’s CBC Radio. For many years\, he was a regular on the Discovery Channel\, using his own wilderness adventure and wildlife filming. Media outlets such as CBC\, CTV\, Huffington Post\, and Radio Canada International often call on Brian to learn his past and present stories of adventure\, travel\, nature and discovery. \n  \nThis Event is $10 for members of MGAA and $20 for non-members of MGAA. \nRegister using Eventbrite. \n  \nThis Event is appreciatively sponsored by Edward Jones.
URL:https://mgaab.org/event/why-flowers-do-what-they-do-better-with-soot-ash-st/
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SUMMARY:Cultivating Culinary Mushrooms
DESCRIPTION:Growing Culinary Mushrooms – Easier than you think!\n\n\nJoin Tara Stephen for an afternoon of mushroom growing. Three different methods will be examined: Pearl Oysters on stacks\, Wine Caps on garden on beds and Shaggy Manes on compost heaps. If you love dining on mushrooms don’t miss  how easy it is to grow your own. \nTara Stephens is conservation biologist by day and runs Fungi Akuafo with Meghan Vesey by night (and on week-ends). In addition to sharing her fascination for fungi and love of growing mushrooms with others\, Tara has a keen interest in permaculture\, local food systems and community building. www.fungiakuafo.com \nPlease register with Eventbrite.
URL:https://mgaab.org/event/cultivating-culinary-mushrooms/
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