A site inspection for the ‘NCC-Corner’ of Coyote Lake PNTs. Significant disturbances caused by cattle grazing, though these have limited other disturbances (e.g. dumping).
Continue reading2024-10-29: Coyote Lake PNT – Phrank
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2024-10-29: Coyote Lake (PNT) – Tetris Block; Phrank P.
The ‘Tetris parcel’ of the Coyote Lake PNT is found in the West and is under a grazing lease.
Continue readingA Short Selected History of SAPAA
Long time member, Patsy Cotterill reflects on SAPAA’s early days, people, and reasons for existence. This is also a way to honour Alison Dinwoodie 1932-2024 who passed away recently and was a driving force behind the organization for many years.
Continue readingAlison Dinwoodie 1932-2024
For many years, Alison was the voice and face of SAPAA. A long time colleague and friend, Patsy Cotterill looks back at Alison’s remarkable life and impact on Alberta’s Natural Areas.
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Open to SAPAA Paid Members and those interested in the association.
Continue reading2024-10-15: Red Rock Coulee – Phrank
Red Rock Coulee Natural Area features geological formations called concretions. The site offers beautiful views and walking is easy, making it a worthwhile visit despite the absence of amenities.
Continue reading2024-10-15: Milk River – Phrank
The Milk River NA runs from the US Border North to nearly TWP 22. Access from the North stops at the river unless you are prepared to cross it. The site provides scenic views but limited access, primarily across private land with no facilities available.
Continue reading2024-10-16: Eagles Nest PNT – Phrank
The site is remote, characterized by mixed forests and undulating topography. No recent human activities or agricultural impacts were observed.
Continue reading2024-10-03: Snakes Head (PNT); Tony B.
Invasive plants and a love sick bull moose made this a memorable trip for Tony B.. Beautiful fall colours contributed to the memories of Snakes Head Natural Area.
Continue reading2024-09-18: Modeste Creek (North)
Modeste Saskatchewan Natural Area is composed of five, non-adjoined, parcels of land. All but this one are South of the North Saskatchewan River.
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