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The Ann & Sandy Cross Conservation Area (ASCCA) is on a mission to help native species.  From “Rescue the Fescue” to letting wildlife roam, the ASCCA is looking at how we can protect Alberta’s natural beauty.

beaver reintroduction project

building fence with wildlife in mind

wildlife movement study

small protected areas management

grassland and grouse project

natural habitat management

area wildlife + plants

Silky Lupine
Lupinus sericeus
  Covered in soft, silvery hairs.  Compound leaves with 6-10 leaflets, that alternate on the stem.  Individual leaflets are narrow and 3-6cm long.  Flowers grow in long terminal clusters, purple-blue in color (can be white or yellowish).  Silky Lupine's often grown in dense groups.
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to find out more.

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