This is the first full-service construction waste recycling facility in Alberta for wood, drywall, asphalt shingles, metal and cardboard. The official opening ceremony begins at noon with City of Airdrie Mayor, Linda Bruce and Deputy Mayor of Calgary, Brian Pincott. Celebration includes a unique “ribbon cutting”, BBQ and refreshments. Directions: 6 km west of Airdrie on Hwy 567 beside the Pro Rodeo Grounds at the Airdrie Waste Transfer Site.

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You can book an on-site presentation to celebrate Environment, June 1-7 and Rivers to Ocean Week, June 8-15. Choose from two interesting topics: Rivers Running Dry? or Let’s Talk Toilets. Both are interactive discussions, up to 60 minutes including Q and A; can be adapted to meet your group needs. Hosted by CAWST (Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology) and CPAWS (Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society.) Contact bwhitson@cawst.org or telephone 403-243-3285, ext 236. Availability is limited.

The theme for the 2008 Mayor's Environment Expo is Step up to Green! The Expo is: Educational: Visit over 50 booths from The City of Calgary, environmental organizations and Calgary businesses, showcasing their actions, programs and products to reduce impact on the environment. Empowering: Learn how important your individual actions are helping to create a healthy environment. Engaging: Engage through workshops and theatre. The Expo is targeted for Kindergarten to Grade 12 students and teachers, with curriculum links in Social Studies, Science and the Arts; however, there is something for people of all ages. It’s free. For more information, click here. All teachers (Including home school) must register in advance particularly for workshops, which have various attendance limits.

Nexen Inc., a Calgary based energy company, celebrates Environment Week each year and this year our theme encompasses what individuals can do around their home, the lifestyle changes they can make to promote sustainable living and the environmentally friendly alternatives that are available to them. This mid-day event will host an extravaganza of booth displays and organizations providing you an opportunity to learn about various environmental initiatives, to inspire you to get involved in something you are passionate about and have fun!

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Grade 5 students will attend sessions on watershed awareness; pond studies; Alberta Water Quality Testing; Ground Water Protection; and decisions for Healthier Riparian Areas. Evening Open House featuring guest speakers and displays celebrating Water Appreciation Week. A unique opportunity for water professionals and the community to come together to recognize the vital role that water plays in our daily lives.

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This is the 14th annual Stewardship Day for the Crowsnest Pass area. Annually, 200-300 people come out to help clean-up the public lands, restore trails, install bridges and much more. There has been tonnes of garbage removed, thousands of trees planted and hundreds of kilometers of trails maintained. There is a FREE breakfast and dinner, loads of prizes and new people to meet.

Meet for the FREE breakfast at the Blairmore Alberta Sustainable Resources Development Ranger Station on 19th Avenue in Blairmore. Teams will split up from there.

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Life environmental music, art, poetry and displays from environmental organizations and businesses. Promoting local food, fair trade products and "The Greening of Didsbury". The Fair Trade Café is east on 20th Ave, cross the train tracks and turn south on 20th Street one block down on the west side of the street.

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This is a show about water, our most precious resource. Join Professor Faucet and Dr. Peter Water Meter as they sing, dance and learn about the water cycle, wetlands, watershed, filtration, pollution and water treatment. Go With The Flow! is a 50-minute musical theatre production performed in elementary schools, science festivals and conventions throughout Alberta in the spring. We can all do something to save and protect the precious water that we use and rely on everyday.

Edson and Area Schools: May 26 at Wildwood, Wildwood (am) and Niton, for Niton and Fulham Schools (pm); May 27 at Vanier, for Vanier & Christian Schools (am) and Westhaven (pm); May 28 at Evergreen (am) and A. H. Dakin (pm); and May 29 Pine Grove (am) Schools.

Walk/Bike to School Competition - schools compete for highest participation rate. Evergreen Theatre play called "Go with the Flow" - interactive with the message of water as a precious resource. Reptile learning - display and educational show and meet some reptiles up close. Discuss why reptiles are important to our ecosystem. On Senior's Day - we unload recycling while they visit, have lunch and enter special Environment Week draws. Edson is on the way to Jasper, two hours west of Edmonton on Highway 16. Contact the Edson Recycling Depot at 780-723-4002.

This reptile display and educational show gives students a chance to see reptiles up close. The presentation discusses why reptiles are important to the ecosystem and why we should not fear but instead respect them. The show will involve about eight to 10 reptile specimens.

Edson and Area Schools: June 2 at Wildwood, Wildwood (am) and Vanier, Edson (pm); June 3 at Pine Grove (am) and Westhaven (pm), June 4 at A.H. Dakin (pm) Schools; and June 6 at Niton School, Niton (am).

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ETS is partnering with Car Heaven, Sustainable Transportation and Edmonton Bicycle Commuters Society to promote sustainable transportation including transit, carpooling, car recycling, walking and cycling, and how to be more environmentally friendly. Stop by one of the locations and "spin the bike wheel" to win various prizes. A bike will be given away at the end of the week! Visit www.takeETS.com. At City Hall, June 5 from 10:00 – 3:00 pm, and at the following locations from 7:00am - 2:00pm: June 2 - Commerce Place; June 3 -Telus Plaza; June 4 - Scotia Place; June 6 - Canada Place.

The Alberta Conservation Team will be at the Capilano Shell gas station to give motorists tips on how to reduce vehicle emissions. They will hand out fuel efficient driving cards, air fresheners reminding motorists not to idle their vehicles and a free tire gauge when tires are inflated to recommended levels.

10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Information fair featuring the City's many environmental programs and support available to citizens to meet environmental goals.

12:30 - 1:00 pm
Mayor Mandel will invite Edmontonians to take at least two new actions to benefit the environment by June 2009. June 2009 coincides with Edmonton hosting the ICLEI Local Governments For Sustainability World Congress, a gathering of municipal leaders worldwide. The event will also include news about a Community Programme to engage groups and organizations in the months leading up to the Congress.

The Avonmore Green Team has been promoting the growing of carrots as a way to talk about water conservation, reducing waste by not buying pre-packaged foods, saving money and promoting family values by gardening and then cooking together. This Green Stop will include a time for community members to bring in carrot recipes and use the carrots that have been grown in every classroom as ingredients for these recipes!

This is a free, open house tour of homes that showcase some of Edmonton’s best examples of solar energy and energy-efficiency. Discover how you can take steps to reduce your gas, electricity and water use, save money and lower your environmental footprint! This is a great opportunity to learn from the homeowners first hand experience with renewable and energy efficient technologies and speak with the technical experts who helped them through the process. Visit www.ecosolar.ca for a map of all the locations that will be on the tour. You can also join the free bus tour, which will visit three predetermined locations.

Discover the fun of water science! Learn about the importance of the North Saskatchewan River, get acquainted with and discover the many types of water bugs, learn to fish at the pathways to fishing, and check out the numerous environmental and interactive events and displays. River Day is organized by the City of Edmonton in partnership with many community, environment and industrial organizations from the Edmonton area. A pancake breakfast at 10 am kicks off the event. The whole family can have fun and learn a few things about our river environment at the same time.

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A Wood Buffalo National Park representative will visit participating elementary schools with hands-on activities about the endangered Whooping Crane.

Check out the top ten photos from this year's 'Water' themed photography contest outside of foto source. Inquiries call Martin at 715-0005 or Dan at 790-0460.

Join CEMA and the Royal Alberta Museum for Family Fun Day. The Museum will have collections from the local ecosystems including animals, birds, fish, bugs and special exhibits. Also attending will be Spot the Dragon – a 20-foot tall behemoth!! Food, refreshments and prizes!

Keep our environment free of toxic chemicals that can come from e-waste, batteries, paints and other cleaners. Drop off your unwanted household hazardous wastes for proper disposal! Volunteer by calling Laurie at 791-2147.

Enjoy the outdoors and join us for a walk through the historic Abasand Oil Sand Plant site! Please register with Deanna at the Oil Sands Discovery Centre, 743-7167.

There will be a display on Environment Week which will focus on water. There will also be information for visitors to take home and a prize draw at the end of the week.

Alberta Dairy Council is encouraging students from participating schools to recycle as many milk containers they can find and bring into schools! Prizes for the most recycled!

The Woodland Garden Society can help you conserve water. Learn about sustainable garden practices! Scheduled in room 259 at the Bob Lamb Centre.

Learn how to reduce your eco-footprint with Linda MacDonald from Northern Care.

Come learn about home composting in a free workshop. Composters sold at cost. Please register with Tracey at 215-1072.

Join Anzac School and help clean-up the community! For more information, contact Christine at 334-4262.

Learn the benefits and how to compost. Please register with Christine at 334-4262.

Come check out the beautiful shrubs and trees for sale! Composters will also be available.

Do your part and help clean-up our community! Volunteer with WBEA & RAMP members to clean-up our parkway and waterway. Boaters welcome! Prize giveaways, refreshments and a BBQ at Snye River Park are to follow.

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Save-On Foods is celebrating Environment Week by encouraging their customers and staff to replace their plastic bags with reusable bags for their shopping needs. Come down to Grande Prairie Save-On Foods and visit the Simple ACT booth to find out what Alberta businesses, like Save-On Foods, are doing to reduce their footprint, and what you can do too! Save-On-Foods is working in partnership with the Alberta Conservation Team (ACT), a group dedicated to empowering Albertans to make simple choices that make for a healthier environment and community.

Stop-by, Fuel-up and Switch-off at the Wapiti Road Esso Station during Environment Week. The locally-owned Wapiti Esso is already going green, from recycled flooring to geothermal heating, and wants to share its eco-enthusiasm with the Grande Prairie community. Esso, in partnership with the Alberta Conservation Team, will be encouraging both staff and clients to reduce vehicle idling and maintain proper tire pressure. Learn how these simple acts can improve mileage, save money and improve air quality. Join us on the mornings of June 5 and 6 on your way to work, or stop by anytime from June 1-7 to find out more.

Safeway offers the ingredients for life and is challenging you take them home in a reusable bag this Environment Week, June 1-6. Safeway currently takes part in reducing their waste and also offers plastic bag recycling programs to encourage their customers to do the same. In partnership with the Alberta Conservation Team (ACT), Safeway invites you to join them on Friday, June 6, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm to make one simple change in your shopping routine that has a positive impACT on our environment!

Your Action Counts! Protect and Conserve! It Just Takes One ACT! There will be a variety of environmental and interactive displays at the Muskoseepi Park pavilion for the whole family. Door prizes and a wealth of information will be available. Located in downtown Grande Prairie at 102 St & 102 Ave.

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This is a show about water, our most precious resource. Join Professor Faucet and Dr. Peter Water Meter as they sing, dance and learn about the water cycle, wetlands, watershed, filtration, pollution and water treatment. Go With The Flow! is a 50-minute musical theatre production performed in elementary schools, science festivals and conventions throughout Alberta in the spring. We can all do something to save and protect the precious water that we use and rely on everyday.

May 29 at Mountain View (pm); May 30 at St. Gregory-Gerard Redmond (am) and Crescent Valley (pm) Schools.

The grade 1/2 class will plant little spruce trees on the school ground and pick up all the litter. Ecole Mountain View School is on the hill of Hinton.

Hinton's new and exciting Beaver Boardwalk was opened June 2007 and new additions in the winter of 2008 make this one of the best places to observe beavers in their natural habitat. The boardwalk leads visitors through a marsh to an outdoor classroom at the edge of a beaver pond. Here beaver and muskrat can be observed. The boardwalk travels up Happy Creek through a unique riparian area and ends at an observation platform with a spectacular view of the mountains. This event will be hosted by members of the Whisky-jack Club who have produced a Bird list of the Maxwell Lake and Beaver Boardwalk area. Learn first hand about the birds and wildlife in Hinton's backyard!

Directions: From Hwy 16 turn south on Mountain Street by the Husky station. Follow Mountain Street up the hill and turn right onto Collinge Road at the top of the Hill. Park in the town parking lot on the north side of Collinge Road and walk down to Maxwell Lake. We will meet at the picnic table by the lake and proceed from there.

The Hardisty Creek Restoration Project is celebrating the completion of Phase II of the watershed restoration, and will also be participating in Alberta Water Quality Awareness Day - come join us! Directions: Kinsmen Park in the valley, along Hardisty Avenue, near the Hinton Good Companions Hall.

This reptile display and educational show gives students a chance to see reptiles up close. The presentation discusses why reptiles are important to the ecosystem and why we should not fear but instead respect them. The show will involve about eight to 10 reptile specimens.

June 5 at St. Gregory-Gerard Redmond (am) and Crescent Valley (pm) Schools.

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The Take it or Leave it event is like a huge community garage sale... only everything is free. Residents can bring items they no longer use and also take other items home. It’s the ultimate re-use it and recycle event. One person’s trash is another person’s treasure.

Winners of the Jasper Environmental Stewardship Awards will be announced at the regular Council meeting. These awards recognize and celebrate leading local businesses, organizations, schools and individuals who are contributing to a greener community.

Pine Bungalows manager, Mike Wasuita, will lead a tour through Pine Bungalows showcasing many of the environmentally friendl

Volunteer to rehabilitate a trail. This full day workshop starts at the Jackman House at 9 am. Bring gloves, sunscreen, bug spray and wear suitable footwear and clothing. Pack a lunch.

Jasper Elementary School participates in WWWW Day. Students find creative environmentally-friendly ways to get to school in honour of Clean Air Day.

Parks Canada and Municipality of Jasper staff join forces on Stewardship Day to pick up litter and recyclables along Highway 16 and at high visitor use areas in the town and park.

A dynamic panel including Thomas Wharton, Canadian author of Icefields, Canadian astronaut Steve MacLean, and climate and glacier expert Dr. Shaun Marshall from the University of Calgary come together to share their perspectives on shrinking glaciers and climate change in our world today.

This informative, fun-filled fair will take place on the east end of Patricia Street, right on the street which will be closed to traffic for the fair. The whole family can enjoy this fair. There will be environmentally-themed displays, workshops, activities, great food, an outdoor café, the ‘Green Cup’ street hockey tournament, entertainment by the Mountain W.I.T. theatre group, a toxic and e-waste round-up, and the announcement of the Bike Town winners. There will be fun games and activities for kids with lots of prizes.

John Acorn, internationally known scientist, author, and broadcaster will entertain young and old with his lively performance.

Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives invites you to join them for the opening of the Bears in the Alley exhibit.

Learn about the benefits of planting your garden with native species. Native plant gardening specialist Pat Fedkenheuer will discuss native plant gardening in Jasper, and answer other gardening questions. Fee: $10. Register with Jen McPhee. Native plants will be available for purchase.

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The first annual LWSS Grade 5 Wetland Education and Watershed Awareness Day has been organized to meet specific curricular outcomes and to promote general watershed awareness and appreciation. Grade 5 students from Rich Valley and Dunstable Schools have been invited to "test drive" this new LWSS youth education initiative. The students will spend their day visiting the following four stations: 1) Groundwater and Watershed Model Demonstration and Exploration; 2)Wetland Ecology; 3) Aquatic Insects, and 4)Cows, Fish, Cattledogs and Kids Game (a game which educates children on the importance of healthy riparian areas).

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We will have a display of books and other materials on green living and working. http://www.library.leduc.ab.ca

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Alberta continues to experience rapid economic growth, particularly in the Southern part of the province. The demands of that growth on the available water supply are becoming exceedingly difficult to manage. Learn about the tools in legislation for the movement of water within basins, including the water allocation transfer process and the South Saskatchewan River Basin Management Plan. This is a regular meeting of the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs. There is a $10 charge for lunch and the meeting.

Discover local waterfowl and the wetlands they call home with an interpreter from the Helen Schuler Coulee Centre. This free, hour-long walk can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Meet in the parking lot at the Elizabeth Hall Wetlands. For more information, Call the Helen Schuler Coulee Centre, (403) 320-3064.

To promote clean air, bikers will meet at City Hall at 5:45pm, leaving at 6:00pm, to claim the streets of the city and bike to Henderson Lake. They will be wearing t-shirts promoting special weeks and saying "Honk if you love bikes". Following the ride, cyclists will be treated to a 100 per cent local BBQ. Registration is required; call 320-4996

The Big Bow Float is Bow Riverkeeper's new film that follows the journey of three people and a dog as they paddle the entire 650 km length of the Bow River. Traveling through dramatically changing scenery over thirty days, the paddlers explore and learn about emerging pressures on the Bow, and possible solutions to ensure economic and ecological sustainability.

The Big Bow Float features interviews with pre-eminent ecological experts, including Dr. David Schindler (U of A), Brian Keating (Calgary Zoo), Lorne Fitch (Cows and Fish), and Dr. Stewart Rood (U of L). They share enlightened comments reflecting the most recent science on the importance of adequate river flows for sustainable river health.

Mike Mountain Horse grade 3 students have been participating in the FiNS program for the past several years. They received 100 Rainbow Trout eggs from the Allison Creek Fish Hatchery in February. Since that time, the students have been responsible for raising the eggs to fingerling stage. It’s time for their release into an approved water body.

Directions: Travel east of Lethbridge on Hwy 3, past the Tempest elevator about 2.7 km will be a Highway 512 sign South. Turn south (right off Hwy 3) follow Indian Hills Golf course signs. The lake is on the right-hand side of road, across from golf course.

Respected and knowledgeable people from across southern Alberta will gather to discuss topics that relate directly to our region and the impact Green House Emissions and Climate Change will have on economic growth, post-secondary education, water availability, research and public action. There will be discussions about the current Alberta Government Climate Change Plan, implications of GHG Emissions and Climate Change on Southern Alberta, and actions for Southern Albertans to prepare for change and potentially alter our impact.

Format: Three roundtable discussion periods with brief 'starter' presentations. Pre-registration is required. Contact: paul@sayee.ca or phone (403) 393-5155.

Homeschooled children between the ages of 6 - 10 are welcome to join nature interpreters in discovering the importance of water for people and other animals. For more information, call Helen Schuler Coulee Centre,(403) 320-3064.

Children, ages 6 – 10, will join nature interpreters in discovering the many types of fish found in southern Alberta. For more information, call Helen Schuler Coulee Centre, (403) 320-3064.

Four schools from the County of Lethbridge will tour the Lethbridge Water Treatment plant. Following the tour they will give a brief overview of the activities their school participated in to facilitate changes to increase water consumption by students. The schools received grant funding to initiate change and bring awareness to issues that may have included access to safe free drinking water, decreased consumption of water by youth, increased consumption of sugary drinks by youth and increased intake of commercial bottled water (impact on environment, oral health with loss of drinking fluoridated water and cost of buying bottled water.) The event is limited to the four participating schools.

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FAM FAIR - Friday, May 30: 3 to 7 pm and Saturday May 31: 9 to 3 pm. Garage Sale (downstairs), Rummage Sale Upstairs hall) Homemade Soup and a bun Gardeners’ corner with sale of perennials, garden tools and garden books

May 31 – 1:00 – 3:00 pm Music and meditation including songs of caring for the earth
June 1 – After church service there will be the launching the FAM Green Stop
June 8 – After church service, participate in the Eco Tour of church building and grounds

Join Cathy Linowski for a look at the xeriscape garden on the College grounds. Bring your questions and camera! Sponsored by the Medicine Hat College.

While you’re shopping at the Mall this week, check out the displays and information celebrating the Environment. Enter to win a rain barrel! On Saturday, June 7 take a tour through Alberta Environment’s Mobile Air Monitoring Lab or join the Alberta Conservation Team and make a pledge to do One Simple ACT for the Environment. Pledge forms, photos and prizes. Staff from Cypress Hills Inter-Provincial Park will be talking Wetlands and bringing a flavour of the park into the Mall.

Drop in for a Family Nature Activity-FAMILY FUN! Something for the whole family to be involved in learning and enjoying the wonders of nature. Directions: NW Crescent Heights - Proceed up Parkview Drive and make the second right turn onto Police Point Drive. You will drive into Police Point Park drive to the end parking lot. Follow the signs to the Nature Centre.

This EcoEnergy Conservation Seminar is part of the HAT Smart program, which educates and assists residents and utility customers in learning about initiatives that can help improve the environment and stretch their energy dollars. Attend this two-hour seminar and receive a $200 discount on a Home Evaluation, which is required for the federal retrofit grant. The seminar is held in Council Chambers in City Hall (on the main level). Enter via the front door or parkade. For more information on the seminar, click here.

This is a facilitated planning meeting and workshop that will focus on prioritizing CAAT goals, developing action plans and enhancing current work. Facilitated by Heather Deegan, from the U of A. Register by contacting Molly or Michelle at mollyh@ualberta.ca or michelles@cancer.ab.ca. Lunch provided.

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Community clean-up event: Bring your electronic waste, such as computers, printers and cell phones to the Recreation Centre parking lot from 12:00 - 4:00 pm to be recycled. There will be a bin set up for your convenience. Donuts and refreshments are available. The Town of Okotoks booth will be set-up inside featuring information on water conservation, energy conservation and more!

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A variety of environmental displays encouraging the public to protect our environment along with handouts, prizes, and information on the new ECO center project, AWQA Water testing and wetlands. Free BBQ from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. River Front Park is located in downtown Peace River, adjacent to the eastside boat launch.

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There will be displays and activities from Cows and Fish, Alberta Stewardship Network, Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development. Mother Nature's Magic Show will be performing at 11:00am and 2:00pm.

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A number of displays including local watershed group projects, riparian projects, noxious week projects and water education materials will be set up for public viewing. In addition, a children's aquarium project will be on display.

Wetland in Beauvais Lake Provincial Park: Students will visit and explore a wetland ecosystem in Beauvais Lake Provincial Park. Using study tools provided, students apply their knowledge of pond study techniques to observe common and not so common organisms that live in, on and around wetlands. An investigation into threats to wetland ecosystems and our SW Alberta watershed will lead to discussion on water conservation, prevention of non native plant species invasions and how protecting natural landscapes benefits everyone. Three hours, must be prebooked. Location: 11.5 km west of Pincher Creek on Hwy. 507 & 8.5 km south on Hwy. 775.

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The Green team at Alberta Environment Central Region office is organizing an Enviro Fair. There will be several booths from community organizations that promote environmental programs in central Alberta. The local radio station will be there to promote the event. It will be located OUTSIDE on the patio area (at the SE corner of the Provincial Building).

Students from Gailbraith School in Lethbridge will travel to Magrath to learn about Northern Leopard Frogs. Sightings of amphibians will be recorded on a data sheet and entered into a database used by biologists.

Join us!! This annual Red Deer River and Piper-Waskasoo Creek Clean-up Event encourages active participation and sponsorship within the community of Red Deer, and increases awareness and understanding towards the river and its riparian area through education by building long-term stewardship of the river and its tributaries within Red Deer.

To register, meet at the Kerry Wood Nature Centre, 6300-45 Avenue or Rotary Park, 43 Street and 48 Avenue at 12:30 pm on June 8, or pre-register by calling the Kerry Wood Nature Centre, 346-2010. The river clean up will take place between 1:00 and 3:00 pm, followed by a free celebration barbecue at 3:30 pm at the Nature Centre. Note: All participants must bring and wear appropriate footwear and gloves.

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You are invited to share the day, learn and build relationship with Elders, Youth, Teachers, and other Community Leaders in business, government, environmental groups, family and education from the Kainai, and across Southern Alberta. SACEE and the Kainai High School are partnering to host the Aapii tsis kit si ki soom full day summit at the Kainai High School. In the Kainai tradition, this time of the year is known as ‘when living plants begin to blossom’. Throughout the day, there will be a focus on acknowledging and preserving our indigenous environment. Directions: 15 minutes south of Stand-Off.

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In partnership with the Town of Taber, the Taber Public Library will have displays, information, books and resources that focus on the environment and our role within it.

“Where Does It Come From?” Local Taber author, Darcy Janzen, will entertain kids of all ages with a reading from his recently published book and will explain the mysteries about how water gets from the river to our kitchen faucet.

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The BIG Birding Breakfast is an annual crepe breakfast put on the Beaverhill Bird Observatory.  Come and see bird banding up close and learn about Beaverhill Lake and its importance. Registration required. See the Beaverhill Bird Observatory website for directions.

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Reconnect with Mother Earth at this year’s first annual walk and BBQ with the Bigstone Cree Nation in Wabasca. To celebrate Environment Week, the community will be organizing presentations, pledge booths and an awareness walk near the Band Office. Registration between 1:00 – 4:30 pm, Monday, June 2. #85 BCN Road, North-Band Office.

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