Club programs
Club members have run programs for fish, wildlife and the community since the Bluebird Trail began in 1947.
Fish Stocking
Since the early 1970s (initially spearheaded by Peter Mapplebeck), club members have assisted the Alberta Government in stocking fish into local lakes—Spring Lake,...
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Bulletin Boards
In cooperation with the Town of Stony Plain and the Community Lottery Board, the club placed 10 Bulletin Boards in 1999 about the town to reduce unsightly bulletins...
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Goose/Duck Nesting Platforms
In 1976 (spearheaded by John Stelfox), the club constructed and installed Goose/Duck Nesting Platforms at several locations throughout Parkland County.
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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 first offered in 1964.
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Wildlife Reflector
In 1992, the club began the Wildlife Reflector Program (spearheaded by Greg Kulak and Glen Davis) where a series of reflectors are placed on posts in ditches along...
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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).
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Wabamun Lake Land Reclamation
Since 1975-76, club members have planted trees and shrubs on reclaimed land near Wabamun Lake as part of a Land Reclamation program that was started by John Stelfox,...
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Memberships
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We offer Youth, Regular and Family memberships (with options to include Range Privileges).







