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May 4, 2025
Join me at a 'Jane's Walk' for this Training walk. Sunday May 4th at 10:30 am - Find details and reserve your spot at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/janes-walk-along-the-nose-creek-pathway-tickets-1299676901599?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
FREE - But you do need to reserve your spot! If it is full join the waitlist on their eventbrite page and email michelle.hofer@kidney.ca to let her know you plan on coming.
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Join us for this year’s Jane’s Walk as we explore the natural beauty and hidden history along the Nose Creek Pathway on May 4th from 10:30 AM to 12:00 AM. We’ll begin at the West Nose Creek Park parking lot and set out on a 3km guided walk along the scenic Nose Creek Pathway.
Led by Andrew, president of the Nose Creek Preservation Society, this journey will highlight the area’s watershed system, unique geological features, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural history. Along the way, we’ll make stops to discuss topics like flood mitigation, local biodiversity, and the historical significance of this beloved green space.
Whether you’re a seasoned local or new to the community, this Jane’s Walk is a wonderful opportunity to connect with your neighbors and learn more about the natural and historical treasures in your backyard. Bring your walking shoes, water bottle, and a sense of curiosity—we can’t wait to explore with you!
WALK NOTES: Steep slopes, uneven terrain, breaks offered along the way.
MEETING SPOT: West Nose Creek Park Parking Lot, 3409 Nose Creek, Calgary, AB T3K
YOUR WALK LEADER: Andrew Yule - Andrew is the president of the Nose Creek Preservation Society, a local organization dedicated to preserving Nose Creek. With a deep passion for environmental conservation, Andrew has been actively involved in various community initiatives focused on preserving the natural beauty and biodiversity of the area. He brings a wealth of knowledge on local ecosystems, wildlife, and sustainable land management practices, and enjoys sharing his expertise through educational programs and community engagement activities. Andrew’s dedication to the Nose Creek area makes him an invaluable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the region’s ecological and historical significance.