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SUMMARY:Hello Birds Kick Off!
DESCRIPTION:Hello Birds!\nOur Hello Birds! Kick Off is  May 6th\, 2026.\nAs the migratory birds return\, Eagle Point-Blue Rapids Parks Council takes part in World Migratory Bird Day and Global Big Day\, a worldwide celebration of birds and community science that invites people of all experience levels to participate in a global bird counting event. Join Eagle Point Staffers for a short presentation on how to make the most of your birding experiences with checklists and cool smartphone apps.  We’ll discuss birding ethics and big days!  Meet like minded people in the area\, share your bird stories while enjoying snacks and refreshments! \nWe are excited to host a special guest speaker at this year’s kick off!\nJavan Green\, Wildlife Ecologist presents “Migratory Birds 101: Nests\, Surveys\, Protection\, and More.”  Javan  will dive into the world of migratory birds\, focusing on their many types of nests\, the surveys used to identify them\, and the regulations that protect them. With over 25 years as an avid birder and 14 years as a Professional Biologist\, Javan Green will share his experience conducting surveys\, locating hidden nests\, and navigating provincial and federal legislation. \nThe details:\nLocation: Pembina Nordic Centre\nDate: Tuesday\, May 6\, 2026\nTime: 5:30pm to 8:00pm \n\n5:30 – EPBR Staff will lead a short presentation on volunteering to count birds\, birding apps and birding ethics\n6:30 pm – Javan Green presents on “Migratory Birds 101: Nests\, Surveys\, Protection\, and More”.\n7:30pm – Short birding excursion on the trails if time allows\n\nLight Supper (chili and a bun) and Refreshments will be provided. \nFree Event Sponsored by Amrize and InPlay Oil & Gas.\nKids and youth are welcome to attend! \nRegister to attend Hello Birds! Kick Off\nVolunteer/Find out more about Eagle Point Bird Count\nIn 2025\, our volunteers blew previous years bird counts away with 111 species!  See 2025 results below. \n2025 Eagle Point Bird Count Results in Detail \n\n 
URL:https://www.epbrparkscouncil.org/event/bird-count-kick-off-2026/
LOCATION:Pembina Nordic Trails & Chalet\, 7010 Township Rd 494\, Rocky Rapids\, Alberta\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult Learning,Adult Recreation,Education,Family Fun,Hike
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SUMMARY:Bear Awareness and Wildlife Safety Certification Course
DESCRIPTION:Our Eagle Point-Blue Rapids Parks Council Instructor is AIP Safety Certified.\nAll participants will receive a Wildlife Safety Certificate from AIP Safety Ltd. \nIf you spend time in the outdoors\, whether you’re working in the field\, hiking a trail\, camping with your family\, or leading a group\, you need to feel confident in country. Wildlife encounters are increasing across Western Canada. This doesn’t mean you should avoid the outdoors\, it means you need to understand it.  \nCourse Details\n\nDate: Wednesday\, May 6\, 2026\nTime: 8:00 am to Noon\nLocation: Pembina Nordic Centre\, Eagle Point Provincial Park\nSpots Available: 15\nRegistration Deadline: April 29\, 2026\nAges: 18 +\n\nWho Should Take It?\n\nIf you or your employees to train work in outdoor jobs close to bear and/or other wildlife habitats.\nIf you are an outdoor enthusiast who recreates in areas where wildlife encounters could occur (hunting\, fishing\, mountain biking\, hiking\, paddling\, camping\, ATVing\, etc.)\n\nThis course reflects the missions and goals of the Alberta BearSmart Program to keep people safe\, help bear populations survive and reduce property damage and costs by reducing human-bear conflict. \nWhat the Course Covers\n\nNatural History of Alberta’s Most Dangerous Wild Animals\nHuman-Bear Encounters\, Other Human-Wildlife Encounters & Conflicts\nAvoidance Measures\nDeterrents\nPractical Component (Participants will practice spraying inert bear spray)\n\nIMPORTANT\nParticipants must be physically fit and capable of moving freely in an outdoor environment to participate in this course. If you have mobility restrictions\, please reach out to outreach@epbrcouncil.org to determine if this workshop is a good fit for you. \nThis workshop will run rain or shine\, so please dress for the weather. \nInvestment\n$130.00 + GST
URL:https://www.epbrparkscouncil.org/event/bear-safety-2026/
LOCATION:Pembina Nordic Trails & Chalet\, 7010 Township Rd 494\, Rocky Rapids\, Alberta\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult Learning,Adult Recreation
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SUMMARY:Eagle Point Loppet 2026 and 50th Anniversary Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Half a Century of Pembina Nordic Ski Club’s Trails\, Programs and Community Spirit on recently updated and beautiful groomed trails. Snow conditions are fantastic and forecasted to stay optimal through until the Loppet!\n  \nIf you or your family or friends would like to participate\, ski distances are available for every level of touring\, recreational or competitive skier! A 1 or 2 km fun ski to a 5 and 10 km distance on fairly level ground for beginner to immediate skiers on our Ridge Trail\, to 15\, 30 and 45 km distances that use our entire trail system (including bi hills). \nJoin us for a great day of skiing and our signature chili for all registrants and volunteers. Tell your friends! \nAND…. SAVE THE DATE FOR JANUARY 24 EVENING for OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION\, DINNER\, SOCIAL GATHERING AND DANCE AT THE MACKENZIE CENTRE\, 6:0o pm to midnight.  TICKETS AVAILABLE SOON.\nThe Pembina Nordic Ski Club expects to see members\, directors\, and volunteers from 5 decades of successful non-stop operation at this event! The Pembina Nordic Ski Club has operated successfully for 50 years as a public service\, community recreational club and leader in outdoor information in the Drayton Valley and Brazeau County area. For immediate information\, contact Rob Macintosh at rob@chettan.ca \n  \nCheck Facebook for trail updates as well as details on the accompanying 50th Anniversary Celebration at www.facebook.com/PembinaNordicSkiClub/
URL:https://www.epbrparkscouncil.org/event/eagle-point-loppet-2026/
LOCATION:Pembina Nordic Trails & Chalet\, 7010 Township Rd 494\, Rocky Rapids\, Alberta\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult Recreation,Children Activities,Family Fun,Festival,Race
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SUMMARY:Basket Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:THIS COURSE IS NOW FULLED BOOKED UP.\nIf you are interested in registering for upcoming courses like this\, please email us. Let us know what you’re interested in.\nSpend the day learning the traditional craft of basket weaving. In this hands-on workshop\, you’ll work step by step through the weaving process and finish with a basket you’ve made yourself. It’s a practical skill\, a creative outlet\, and a rewarding way to spend the day. \nWhat is Basket Weaving?\nBasket weaving is one of the oldest crafts in the world — a way of turning simple\, flexible materials into something strong\, useful\, and beautiful. The fun thing about this class is each basket will be truly your own! \nDuring this workshop\, you’ll learn the fundamentals of basket weaving and experience the satisfaction of shaping natural materials into a finished basket. You’ll enjoy the process of slowing down\, learning each step\, and seeing your project come together. \nWhat to Expect\nThis workshop is designed for all skill levels. You don’t need to be artistic or crafty — basket weaving is something anyone can learn. You’ll be guided through each step of the process\, from working with the materials to shaping and finishing your basket. By the end of the day\, you’ll head home with a completed basket and the know-how to keep practicing if you’d like. \nYou’ll be guided through the process of: \n\nSourcing\, preparing and working with weaving materials\nLearning foundational weaving techniques\nBuilding structure and strength into your basket\n\nThe Details\n\nDate: November 29\, 2025\nTime: 9:30 am – 3:30 pm\nLocation: Outdoor Education Centre\nAge Group: 16+ (no exceptions will be made)\nInvestment: $130.00 plus tax\nRegistration Deadline: November 20\, 2025\n\nImportant Information\n\nLight snacks and refreshments will be provided\nPlease bring your own lunch\nAn apron is required\, as weaving materials involve water and you will get wet\n\nSpaces are limited — reserve your spot and join us for a day of creativity\, tradition\, and hands-on learning. \n 
URL:https://www.epbrparkscouncil.org/event/basket-making-workshop/
LOCATION:Pembina Nordic Trails & Chalet\, 7010 Township Rd 494\, Rocky Rapids\, Alberta\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult Learning,Adult Recreation
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SUMMARY:Forbidden Forest Pumpkin Walk
DESCRIPTION:The Forbidden Forest Pumpkin Walk is back Again! \nGet ready for an evening of family fun the annual Forbidden Forest Pumpkin Walk! This year\, we’re teaming up with Aim for Success once again to bring you and your family a night of glowing pumpkins\, spooky trails\, live music\, and more! \nEvent Highlights\n\nLive Band: Enjoy live music at an open-air style concert. The band will be set up on the back deck of the Outdoor Education Center.\nStuff the Nature Navigator Van: Help us support the local food bank by bringing non-perishable food items into our new ride\, the Nature Navigator. Your donations make a big difference!\nPumpkin Carving Contest: Show off your pumpkin carving skills! Enter your carved pumpkins into our contest for a chance to win first\, second\, or third place.\nPumpkin Walk: Take a stroll through the trail lined with carved pumpkins.\nSpooky Trail: Back by popular demand! Take a daring walk through the woods if you’re brave enough for a few spooky surprises\nFood Trucks: Grab a bite to eat and enjoy tasty options from throughout the evening.\nFree Pumpkin Donuts!\n\nImportant Information\n\nLocation: Pembina Nordic Centre\nTime: 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm\nParking: Available at the Pembina Nordic Trails entrance.\nWhat to Bring: Warm clothes\, and your spooky spirit!\nDonations: Non-perishable food items for the food bank.\n\nCarve and Donate a Pumpkin for the Pumpkin Walk!\nA huge part of the magic of the Forbidden Forest Pumpkin Walk comes from the incredible carved pumpkins that line the trail\, and we need your help to make this year’s walk the best one yet! \nWe’ve been so grateful for the amazing pumpkin donations we’ve received in past years\, and we’re hoping to see just as many (or more!) this year. If you’d like to contribute\, all you need to do is carve a pumpkin and drop it off for display on the trail. Not only will your pumpkin be part of the walk\, but you’ll also have a chance to enter our Pumpkin Carving Contest for a shot at first\, second\, or third place. \nPumpkin Drop-off Details: \n\nOctober 23\, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm: Bring your carved pumpkin directly to the Pembina Nordic Centre.\nOctober 23\, 8:00 am – 8:30 am: Drop your pumpkin off at the parking lot across from 7-Eleven and the Shale Medical Clinic.\n\nWe can’t wait to see you there! If you have any questions\, feel free to contact: \n\nSue at (780) 898-3191\nSandra at (780) 898-5234
URL:https://www.epbrparkscouncil.org/event/pumpkin-walk-2025/
LOCATION:Pembina Nordic Trails & Chalet\, 7010 Township Rd 494\, Rocky Rapids\, Alberta\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult Recreation,Children Activities,Family Fun,Festival,Hike
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SUMMARY:En Plein Air Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Passion for En Plein Air: Oil or Acrylics\nJoin an award-winning artist Oksana Zhelisko for an enriching En Plein Air workshop\, where you’ll learn to capture the beauty of nature on canvas using oils or acrylics. \nWhat is En Plein Air?\nEn plein air is a style of painting done outdoors\, where artists work on location to capture the natural light\, colors\, and atmosphere of a scene in real time. It’s all about connecting with the environment and translating what you see and feel onto the canvas. If you enjoy creating in nature\, whether it’s fields\, forests\, cityscapes\, or riverbanks\, then this is for you! \nIt’s not just about painting the scene\, but experiencing the environment while doing so. \nDesigned for all skill levels\, this hands-on workshop will teach you essential plein air techniques\, focusing on bold and loose brushwork\, choosing a perfect composition\, colour mixing and depict the perfect atmospheric light\, with guidance tailored to your chosen medium. \nOksana will lead you through outdoor painting sessions in stunning locations of Drayton Valley\, offering individual feedback and group critiques to help you refine your skills. You’ll learn how to tackle the challenges of painting outdoors\, from working with natural light to managing the ever-changing environment\, all while embracing loose\, expressive brushstrokes to create dynamic compositions. \nBring your own materials and enjoy a creative\, supportive atmosphere while painting directly from nature. This workshop is the perfect opportunity to enhance your plein air painting abilities and connect with fellow artists. \nThe Details\n\nDate: September 20\, 2025\nLocation: Pembina Nordic Centre | 7010 Township Rd 494\, Rocky Rapids\, AB T7A 1A2\nTime: 11 am – 5 pm\nAge Group: 16 + (no exceptions will be made)\nSpaces: 16\nInvestment: $150.00 plus GST\nRegistration deadline: September 11\, 2025\n\nImportant Information\n\nMust bring your own lunch\nMust bring your own art supplies\nEnsure you dress appropriately for the weather\n\nSuggested Supply List\n\nClick here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yhSx5ITQsynPvUSkGColWfddekL0o1n2/view?usp=sharing\nIf you have any questions regarding the supplies required for the Workshop\, please reach out to Oksana directly at zheliskoart@gmail.com\n\nLearn more about your Instructor\nThis is Oksana! You can learn more about her\, and check out her work by heading over to her website. Click here: https://www.zheliskoart.com/ \n \n  \n\n\n  \n 
URL:https://www.epbrparkscouncil.org/event/en-plein-air-2025/
LOCATION:Pembina Nordic Trails & Chalet\, 7010 Township Rd 494\, Rocky Rapids\, Alberta\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Eagle Point Moth Ball
DESCRIPTION:A Celebration of Alberta’s Night Creatures\n📅 Thursday\, July 17\, 2025 | 🕡 6:30 PM – 1:00 AM\n📍 Pembina Nordic Centre\, 7010 Twp 494\, Eagle Point Provincial Park\n🎟 FREE Family-Friendly Event \nThe Eagle Point Moth Ball is Back!\nGet ready for an evening under the stars as we shine a light (literally!) on some of Alberta’s most fascinating nocturnal creatures. From live bats and snakes to moths and frogs\, the Eagle Point Moth Ball is a celebration of the creatures that come alive when the sun goes down. \nWhat You’ll Experience:\nLive Presentations – Get up close with expert presenters and meet some of their real-life creature companions! This year’s lineup includes: \n\nAlberta Lepidopterists’ Guild – Learn about this group of moth and butterfly enthusiasts and their important work across the province. They will also be the folks helping you ID months that end up in the live moth traps along the Pembina Nordic Trails.\nAlberta Community Bats – Discover what bat life is all about for Horhay Bats\, and meet Batsby\, a 4-year-old Hoary Bat (health permitting). Fun fact: Did you know Hoary Bats are the only bat species known to have made it to Hawaii on their own?\nAlberta Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy (AARC) – Say hello to a LIVE tiger salamander\, a wood frog\, and maybe even a garter snake! Learn about Alberta’s native herptiles and how these rescued animals came to be part of the AARC family. Fun fact: Did you know that Wood frogs can survive being frozen solid?!\nEdmonton and Area Land Trust\nNative Bee Council\n\nPlease note registration is required for these presentations due to limited space.  \nAfter-Dark Adventures – As the sun sets\, the fun continues! \n\nCampfire & Marshmallows\nMoth Light Sheets – Ever wonder how scientists study moths? Moths are attracted to certain wavelengths of light.  Alberta Lepidopterists’ Guild will have several different moth lights set up\, using various light sources.  At each light\, there will be a white sheet where the moths land so that we can get a close look at the diversity in size\, colour\, pattern and movement of these amazing creatures.\nBat Walks and Night Creature Walks from 10:15 PM – 11:00 PM and 11:05 PM – 11:50 PM (registration required)\n\nFull Event Schedule\nIn the Outdoor Education Centre (registration required) \n\n 6:30 pm – Doors open\n7:00 pm to 8:00 pm – Guest Speakers/Meet the Creature\n7:00 pm to 7:15 pm – ALG (Alberta Lepidopterists’ Guild)\n7:15 to 7:20 pm – ALUS\n7:20 to 7:35pm – Alberta Community Bat Program\n7:35 to 7:50 pm – AARC (Alberta Amphibian and Reptiles Conservancy\n7:50 to 8:00 pm – Edmonton & Area Land Trust\n8:00 pm to 8:30 pm – Native Bee Council\n\nAt the Outdoor Education Centre Lower Level Patio \n\n8:45 pm – 9:30 pm – Open Moth Traps\n\nAt the Rustic Chalet \n\n9:00 pm – Campfire & Marshmallows\n\nOn Trails and Near OEC \n\n9:45 pm – 1:00 am – Moth Lights Turned On – Maps Provided\n\nBats Walks meet at the trailhead sign near the Rustic Chalet\, Night Creature Tours meet at the Disc Golf Map just west of the Outdoor Education Centre entrance. (registration required) \n\n10:15 pm to 11:00 pm – Bat Walk with Alberta Community Bats\n10:15pm to 11:00 pm – Night Creature Tour with AARC & Edmonton Land Trust\n11:05 pm to 11:50 pm – Bat Walk with Alberta Community Bats\n11:05 pm to 11:50 pm – Night Creature Tour with AARC & Edmonton Land Trust\n\nGood to Know\n\nYou don’t need to stay until 1:00 AM\, but the moths do get more active as the night goes on!\nDress for the weather\nChildren (ages 16 and under) must be accompanied by an adult\nThe presentations and Walks have limited spaces\, so register before they fill!\nBring a headlamp and a refillable water bottle\n\nHave Questions?\nGood\, because we have answers. Please reach out to Kathy at (780) 898-7275 or email Kathy at outreach@epbrparkscouncil.org
URL:https://www.epbrparkscouncil.org/event/moths-2025/
LOCATION:Pembina Nordic Trails & Chalet\, 7010 Township Rd 494\, Rocky Rapids\, Alberta\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adult Learning,Adult Recreation,Children Activities,Education,Family Fun,Festival,Hike
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SUMMARY:Guardians of the Park Summer Camp
DESCRIPTION:Get Your Nature On! Let’s Go!\nGuardians of the Park Summer Day Camp invites kids aged 7 to 12 to immerse themselves in the great outdoors. Over four packed days\, kids will engage in an array of nature-based activities designed to spark their curiosity\, foster teamwork\, and create lasting memories. \nDaily Adventures Served Up!\nEach day\, kids will participate in a variety of activities which encourage kids to learn new skills\, gain confidence\, fall in love with the outdoors\, and embrace outdoor fun. Here are a few activities they will participate in: \n\nOrienteering Challenges: Find their way around the Pembina Nordic Trails with a compass.\nNature-Based Games: Engage in games and team-building activities inspired by nature.\nNature Crafts: Get creative with hands-on crafting activities using natural materials.\nBuilding Shelters: Learn how to construct shelters using natural materials found in the wilderness.\nExploring Nature Trails: Trek through scenic nature trails while learning about local flora and fauna.\nOutdoor Cooking: We have an outdoor cooking day to cook and sample fun campfire foods!\nOutdoor Science: We’ll hunt for butterflies and set a moth trap!\nGet Active: Team sports\, disc golf and fun team challenge activities in the great outdoors!\nTipi Time: We wind down in the tipi at the end of each day!\n\nAges 10 – 12 Additional Activities \n\nFishing! We hope to offer a half day fishing excursion for the older kids!\n\nCamp Dates & Age Groups\n\nJuly 8-11\, 2025 (Ages 7-9): 21/21 Spots Filled\nJuly 22-25\, 2025 (Ages 10-12): 21/21 Spots Filled\n\nDaily Camp Hours\n\nDrop Off: 8:40 am – 9:00 am\nPick Up: 4:00 to 4:20 pm (week 1)\nPick Up: 3:00 pm – 3:20 pm (week 2)\n\nLocation\nPembina Nordic Centre\, 7010 Twp 494\, Rocky Rapids\, AB \nAdventure Investment\nThe cost of the camp is $225.00 per child. \nRegistration Deadlines\n\nJuly 8-11\, 2025 (Ages 7-9): June 30\, 2025\nJuly 22-25\, 2025 (Ages 10-12): July 14\, 2025\n\nRegister Your Kids Today\nBoth camps are full. To be placed on a cancelation list\, please contact Kathy at outreach@epbrparkscouncil.org \nGet in Touch\nFor inquiries\, please contact Kathy Schwengler at 780-542-1932 or outreach@epbrparkscouncil.org
URL:https://www.epbrparkscouncil.org/event/guardians-2025/
LOCATION:Pembina Nordic Trails & Chalet\, 7010 Township Rd 494\, Rocky Rapids\, Alberta\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Children Activities,Education
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