Love nature, the Bow Valley community, supporting conservation, and maybe even a good craft brew?

On June 15, come out and support Y2Y’s work to connect and protect the wildlife and wild spaces like the ones that make the Bow Valley so special.

Join us at the Wood Restaurant in Canmore, Alberta for an evening of nature conservation trivia games, good company, food and drinks — all for a good cause.

Tickets are available by donation to Y2Y (suggested donation of $5 per person.) All proceeds from ticket purchases go to Y2Y. Your support is appreciated!

Advanced registration is required to reserve seats. Seatings are available at 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Please choose your seating time when registering.

Calgary-based Screaming Retriever Brewing Company’s Kananaskis IPA beer will be on special, with a portion of sales going to Y2Y’s work.

This is a family-friendly event! To add to the fun, the outdoor side patio is dog-friendly, so feel free to reserve your spot on the patio and bring your furry friend, too.

Why support Y2Y’s work in the Bow Valley and beyond?

The Yellowstone to Yukon (Y2Y) Conservation Initiative has its roots in the Bow Valley, having formed in the early 1990s. Today we are still based out of Canmore, with amazing work being done by team members across the region from Yellowstone to the Yukon.

The Bow Valley sits at the heart of the 3,400-kilometre-long Yellowstone to Yukon region — a stretch of intact mountain landscapes and ecosystems that are home to a myriad of wildlife from grizzly bears, caribou and wolverine; as well as many diverse communities, including at least 75 Indigenous territories.

Y2Y works to connect and protect landscapes across this important region so both people and nature can thrive. We highlight and focus on local issues — from wildlife crossings to coexistence with wildlife — that have implications for the region, and work with partners to stitch together this landscape. You are a critical part of this wild movement!