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Alberta Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy
Alberta Invasive Species Council
Alberta Lake Management Society
Alberta Lepidopterists’ Guild
Alberta Mycological Society
Alberta Native Bee Council
Alberta Native Plant Council
Alix Nature Trail Society
Beaverhill Bird Observatory Society
Big Lake Environment Support Society
Bighill Creek Preservation Society
Boreal Avian Researc
05/28/2026
🌿🐦 Nature Alberta’s May Species Count is happening this weekend! Join in from anywhere across the province by documenting the bird and plant species in your local area. Whether you’re spotting warblers, wildflowers, or both, every observation matters.
Be part of this province-wide citizen science effort and help document Alberta’s biodiversity. For more information, check out our Citizen Science page at https://naturealberta.ca/may-species-count-event/
📸 D. Godkin
05/23/2026
We’ve added a new project to Nature Alberta’s Citizen Science page! 🌳🪲
The Emerald Ash Borer Citizen Science Project, led by Community Field and Forest, helps track the spread of this invasive insect, which poses a serious threat to ash trees across Alberta and Canada. By learning to identify signs of infestation and reporting observations, you can play an important role in monitoring and protecting local ecosystems.
If you’d like to learn more about this project or explore the other citizen science projects, head to https://naturealberta.ca/citizen-science/.
📸 David Cappaert
Join the Alberta Biodiversity Challenge, June 11–14!
It’s easy to participate in this provincewide citizen science BioBlitz:
1. Download the iNaturalist app.
2. Optional: Search for and join the regional project you want to participate in. You can find a list with handy links at naturalberta.ca/biodiversity-challenge. But you don’t have to be in a particular region to participate. Sightings from anywhere in Alberta count!
3. From Thursday, June 11 to Sunday, June 14, get out and snap pics of all the wonderful biodiversity in your area! Birds, mammals, plants, moss, lichen, mushrooms, insects — everything counts!
4. Upload your sightings to iNaturalist, and they’ll automatically be added to Alberta’s results!
Join nature enthusiasts across the province to show off our amazing biodiversity!
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