34 Dryland Corners – A great place to start.

MAP is delivered by Ducks Unlimited Canada in partnership with Pheasants Forever Canada. It is a great tool for finding harmony between sustainable agricultural production and conservation. 

Marginal Areas Program – A Winning Partnership

Increasing perennial cover on the landscape benefits upland game birds such as grey partridge, pheasants and sharp-tailed grouse. Perennial cover also benefits biodiversity, beneficial insects, waterfowl and other wildlife species. Environmental benefits also include carbon sequestration and improving soil and water quality.

Vauxhall Drain Gets $90,000 Boost

It is a rare opportunity to be able to purchase a quarter section of land in southern Alberta ranch country.

Langdon Demonstration Site

It is a rare opportunity to be able to purchase a quarter section of land in southern Alberta ranch country.

Manyberries Creek Conservation Site

Celebrating 30 Years of Conservation Success

The Milk River Ridge Reservoir Water Quality Stewardship Initiative (MRRRWQSI) was a multi-year collaborative initiative in the County of Warner that started in 2013.

Eastridge Uplands

MRRRWQSI

The Milk River Ridge Reservoir Water Quality Stewardship Initiative (MRRRWQSI) was a multi-year collaborative initiative in the County of Warner that started in 2013.

Manyberries Creek Conservation Site Expansion

It is a rare opportunity to be able to purchase a quarter section of land in southern Alberta ranch country.

Cameron Complex – Ditch Clean Out

The Milk River Ridge Reservoir Water Quality Stewardship Initiative (MRRRWQSI) was a multi-year collaborative initiative in the County of Warner that started in 2013.

Brooks Aqueduct Pheasant Release Site Enhancement Project

The Milk River Ridge Reservoir Water Quality Stewardship Initiative (MRRRWQSI) was a multi-year collaborative initiative in the County of Warner that started in 2013.

Circle E Complex – Basin 28 Control Upgrade

The Milk River Ridge Reservoir Water Quality Stewardship Initiative (MRRRWQSI) was a multi-year collaborative initiative in the County of Warner that started in 2013.