We love to see people in the river valley! Our events support nature connection and are generally available to everyone - contact us if you have questions about accessibility or are interested in getting involved with our next event.
Friends of the Helen Schuler Nature Centre Society is an independent Canadian charity based in Lethbridge, Alberta, offering public benefit to our community by advancing education on the local natural environment through events, programs, publications, and workshops.
We are actively involved in our community, promoting the importance of nature appreciation and connection. However, our Society does not offset the capital and operational requirements of the Helen Schuler Nature Centre. Instead we provide enhancements, for the benefit of the community, that would not otherwise be available. We help make the Nature Centre an even better public resource!
If you are interested in Helen Schuler Nature Centre's upcoming programs, exhibits, and special events, please visit their website at: nature.lethbridge.ca
In partnership with Environment Lethbridge we are pleased to offer this workshop opportunity. Using an appreciative inquiry model, this workshop uses personal storytelling to help you explore your connection to the natural world and give you confidence to make future contributions as a climate leader.
Looking to attract birds to your garden this spring? Discover what makes good nesting habitat and build your very own cedar nest box with features to attract native species!
Join local naturalist & citizen scientist Dorothy Graham in this engaging online presentation about the upcoming City Nature Challenge in Lethbridge. Learn some tips on how to use the iNaturalist app to identify common species and how you can contribute to our understanding of local biodiversity year-round!
Join local naturalist & citizen scientist Dorothy Graham in this engaging online presentation about iNaturalist in preparation for the upcoming City Nature Challenge in Lethbridge. Learn how to use iNaturalist and some tips on how to use the app to identify common species. This is a way for you to contribute to our understanding of local biodiversity!
We are a proud signatory of the Lethbridge Plays Charter! Join us to learn more about the importance of play to everyday life at the Lethbridge Play Summit 2021! This special event will bring together educators, researchers, parents, students, and policy-makers to learn from each other.
PLAY! Summit will bring together educators, researchers, parents, students, and policy-makers to learn from each other.
Join us for a discussion on the many ways we may grieve the state of the environment whether it be similar or different from other forms of loss. This workshop will be facilitated by Refugia Retreats. We will walk through different techniques to approach this unorthodox grief, incorporate a level of creativity as an outlet for dealing with ecological guilt, and engage in conversation.
