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alberta's native trout

stand up for
alberta's native trout

Want to meet some fellow fish lovers and help with native trout recovery in Alberta?
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Check out the listings below for opportunities to participate in habitat restoration projects, education and outreach events, workshops and more.
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Trout Unlimited Canada volunteers working hard on a beaver analog stream restoration project.

Volunteer & Work Opportunities

We are hiring!

Job Posting: Communications Coordinator. Deadling to apply: September 6, 2024.

Volunteer Field Work
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It's field season! Check out Trout Unlimited Canada's volunteer opportunities to help with on-the-ground native trout recovery projects. 

Volunteer Outreach & Education
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Join our team of Native Trout Ambassadors to help spread the word about these at-risk species! Apply here to gain access to volunteer opportunities, learning modules, and special volunteer events like Trivia Nights.
*Please note: Our outreach volunteers are organized through one of our members, CPAWS Southern Alberta. When you apply, just be sure to select "Native Trout Ambassador" as your field of interest.

Courses, Workshops & Events

August 17, 2024: ABNTC's 2nd Annual Angling Fair

August 22, 2024: Come visit our booth at Bow Habitat Station's After Hours event (Adults only)

Stream Signage

Did you know that your community can apply to have native trout stream signage?

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The logo for Trout Unlimited Canada. A blue and green trout jumping out of a stream.The logo for Canada Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) Southern Alberta Chapter. A green bear's paw with black claws.
The logo for Alberta Environment and Parks.The logo for Alberta Conservation Association. A blue and green mountain ecosystem with two wolves facing each other while a fish jumps into blue water between them.
The logo for FRI Research, with text beneath reading "Informing Land & Resource Management".
Fisheries and Oceans Canada