The Town of Turner Valley

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133 Sunset Blvd., Turner Valley

403-938-2032

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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Friday, Feb.3 at 7:30 pm

An evening with Gillian Ross

Slide Show Presentation on the Dominican Republic - Attraetions & People

There is no cost and refreshments will be served!

Location
Sheep Creek Arts Council, 133 Sunset Blvd, Turner Valley

Nutcrackers, Bears & Wolverines
Live Video Conferencing at
The Sheep River Library

Presented by: Justin McKeown, Public Outreach Education Officer, Waterton Lakes National Park
Hosted by: Pincher Creek & District Municipal Library

The “Wild Life” Of Whitebark Pines‐ Whitebark Pine is an important species found at high elevations in the Rocky Mountains, including Waterton Lakes National Park. However, Whitebarks are being decimated throughout their range. Discover the important connections between Whitebark Pines and key wildlife species, what is killing this tree, and what Parks Canada and volunteers are doing to help. Join Justin McKeown, Public Outreach Education Officer with Waterton Lakes National Park for this talk.

If you have an interest in any of these sessions, contact the Sheep River Library at 933-7533 so that a spot on the broadcast can be reserved.

Location
Sheep River Library, 131 Main Street NE Turner Valley

Games, puzzles, DVDs and books will be for sale to encourage families to spend more fun time together.

For more info call:  933-3970

Location
St. George's Church

Life on a Silken Thread
Live Video Conferencing at
The Sheep River Library

Presented by: John Hancock
Hosted by: Pincher Creek & District Municipal Library

Join spider researcher John Hancock on a virtual walk through Beauvais Lake Provincial Parks forests to discover the little known world of its spiders! Spiders are the top predators of the invertebrate world, this talk will provide a glimpse into the many “professions” of these amazing creatures!

If you have an interest in any of these sessions, contact the Sheep River Library at 933-7533 so that a spot on the broadcast can be reserved.

Location
Sheep River Library, 131 Main Street NE Turner Valley

The Turner Valley Municipal Office will be closed on Monday, February 20, 2012.

Turner Valley Mayor, Council and Staff wish everyone a safe and happy Family Day!

Location
Turner Valley Municipal Office

An agenda for this meeting can be found on the “Council Agendas” page once it has been made available.

Please be advised all agenda requests including delegations must be into the Town Office no later than 4:30 p.m. the Monday prior to all Council Meetings.  Direct these requests to Heather Thomson at heathert@turnervalley.ca or call 403.933.4944.

Questions or inquires? Please call the Town Office at 403.933.4944.

Location
Turner Valley Council Chambers

It’s Not Easy Being Green
Live Video Conferencing at:
The Sheep River Library 

Presented by: Heidi Eijgel, Visitor Services Specialist, Alberta Parks
Hosted by: Pincher Creek & District Municipal Library

The story of the Northern Leopard Frog’s reintroduction at Beauvais Lake Provincial Park continues. How are the tadpoles that were counted and released in 2009, fairing? And what are we doing to document the events and milestones of this project? Join Heidi Eijgel, Visitor Services Specialist with Alberta Parks for this talk.

If you have an interest in any of these sessions, contact the Sheep River Library at 933-7533 so that a spot on the broadcast can be reserved.

Location
Sheep River Library, 131 Main Street NE Turner Valley