Land Acknowledgement
Ellis Bird Farm acknowledges that we work, play, and learn on Treaty 6 territory, traditional homeland of many First Nations, Metis, and Inuit groups since time immemorial. Additionally, we give thanks for all the teachings these groups have passed on about the importance of caring for and giving back to our natural spaces and the creatures we share those spaces with. On our continuous journey of reconciliation, we appreciate the teachings of Indigenous elders and community leaders about the importance of the land and our connection with it.
Visitor Survey
Have you visited us recently and are willing to share your feedback about our site and the services we offer? Then please CLICK HERE to complete our site survey! The survey should take 3-5 minutes to complete. Physical copies can also be found in the Visitor Centre and Ellis Centre on site.
Contact information
Contact Information
(403) 885-4477
info@ellisbirdfarm.ca
(403) 885-4477
info@ellisbirdfarm.ca
Ellis Bird Farm Newsletter
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Who are we?
Ellis Bird Farm is a non-profit organization dedicated to conservation, education & sustainable agriculture. We promote environmental education and wildlife conservation, overseeing an extensive Mountain Bluebird, Tree Swallow, and Purple Martin monitoring program.
OUR GOALContinuing the legacy of Charlie and Winnie Ellis through conservation, education, research and agriculture. |
Research
Offering credible, science-based, and trusted information through relevant research.
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Education
Informing and inspiring the public about the importance of nature, habitat protection, and conservation.
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Agriculture
Demonstrating profitable, sustainable, and environmentally responsible farm management practices.
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We have a variety of opportunities for people in the community to make a difference with us!