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AUPE Environmental committee
Posted September 29, 2009 in Environment Committee and tagged with environment
AUPE’s Environmental committee met at the Kananaskis Spray Lake Day Use Area on Sept. 25 to cut out Buffalo Berry bushes from the day use area to prevent interactions between bears and tourists.