Ed , Gerry and Daniel finally constructed and installed a little bridge to create a loop for hikers on the environmental reserve of Bighill Creek. BCPS received
$4 000 from Cochrane Foundation. The bridge cost $1000 in building materials.
Mission
“To ensure the natural and historical values of Bighill Creek Watershed are preserved for this and future generations.”
Supporting Organisations
- Alberta Environment and Parks – Land Stewardship
- Alberta Ecotrust
- Bow River Basin Council
- CEAC
- Cochrane Foundation
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Recent Posts
- Big Hill Springs Provincial Park Reopens September 13, 2021
- Big Hill Springs Provincial Park Reopens Amidst Threat of Gravel Pit-September 10th, 2021 September 11, 2021
- Help Save Big Hill Springs Provincial Park August 23, 2021
- Prairie Falcon Banding June 18, 2021
- GoFundMe Change of Direction June 16, 2021
- It is important to act now! June 7, 2021
- Gravel and Parks Don’t Mix May 21, 2021
- Please Defend Alberta Parks March 30, 2021
- Is Calgary Growth Founded on Ethical Gravel? March 11, 2021
- Results from March Second RVC council hearing March 9, 2021
- Rocky View Council Puts Gravel Before Parks, March 5,2021 March 7, 2021
- Marlin Schmidt NDP Environment Critic Letter to Council February 25, 2021
- Calgary Herald’s article published on Saturday, February 20th 2021 February 22, 2021
- Bighill Creek is a Critical Wildlife Corridor February 18, 2021
- Example of submission to RVC re: Gravel pit hearing on March 2nd February 13, 2021