How exciting! Your child is coming to the Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area (ASCCA) for an Education Program! We need your help to make this a fun, educational and safe time for your child.
The Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area (ASCCA) is a 4800 acre day use natural area. It is located southwest of Calgary on 160 St SW off Highway 22X. The ASCCA covers a mix of aspen forest and grassland habitats. Over 400 plant species and an abundance of insects, birds and mammals call this place home. The ASCCA has offered conservation education programs for adults, families and children since 1993.
For information on what your child needs to bring and what to expect,
please see the Parent/Guardian Information Sheet.
If you are joining the school trip as a volunteer, please see the Adult Helper Information Sheet to learn what you can expect when you arrive.
Safety is a top priority for our organization and all of our programs. Conservation Discovery programs are led by Conservation Educators, either an ASCCA staff member or volunteer educator. We have the following measures in place to ensure a safe program for you and the students:
Remember that safety is a shared responsibility between you, your child’s teacher, and ASCCA staff and volunteers. If you have any questions or concerns, please give us a call at (403) 931-2042.
Take Action!
During the program, your child will learn about various conservation issues and may show an interest in taking action. Check out our take action! pages for ideas and conservation information.