Programs
Bluebird Trail
In 1947 the club started the Bluebird Trail Program to encourage mountain bluebirds to nest in the area (initially spearheaded by Earl Erickson and Harry Scheideman). Currently we care for more than 1200 bluebird houses on 220 miles of road allowances. The club also builds bird houses for area residents to put up. As well, members go to schools in Parkland County and present workshops. Students in grades 1 and 2 assemble 20 to 80 pre-cut boxes per school, often with the help of junior high school students. The students and their parents put up and maintain the boxes.
Programs
More club programs
Fish Stocking
Since the early 1970s (initially spearheaded by Peter Mapplebeck), club members have assisted the Alberta Government...
Bulletin Boards
In cooperation with the Town of Stony Plain and the Community Lottery Board, the club placed 10 Bulletin Boards in...
Goose/Duck Nesting Platforms
In 1976 (spearheaded by John Stelfox), the club constructed and installed Goose/Duck Nesting Platforms at several...
Hunter Training and Firearms Safety Courses
The club has provided Hunter Training and Firearms Safety Courses to members and the public since the courses were...