NOTICE is hereby given that a Special General Meeting of the Members of THE ALBERTA EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION SOCIETY is called for and will be held on the 8th day of November, 2014, at Airdrie Agriculture Centre, 97 East Lake Ramp NE, Airdrie, Alberta, Theatre Room at 10:30 am, to vote on a full revision to the AEF Bylaws. 

View the AEF revised bylaws  

All members will receive a hard copy of the bylaw revisions, included in the Fall issue of Alberta Bits that will be mailed shortly.

Volunteer for the AEF Casino this holiday season and have some fun!

Who: Any volunteers over the age of 18 with no criminal record. AEF membership and past experience is NOT mandatory; training is provided!

How: Complete an AEF Casino volunteer application by clicking on the image above or by emailing membership@albertaequestrian.com

What's covered? Travel, accommodations and meals!

Positions available:

1. Chiprunners  (evening shift 6:30 pm - close)
2. Countroom staff (evening shift 10 pm - close)
3. Back Up volunteers (both days, all positions, all shifts; day 9 am - 7 pm and nights)

Casinos are a vital way for the AEF to raise funds that help operate and deliver strong and viable member programs and services to the Alberta equine community. Please consider volunteering!

All volunteers will be confirmed no later than November 21, 2014.

Western Horse Review 

Canada's western riding & culture magazine.

AEF members receive a 10% discount on subscriptions when using member promo code.  

Concussion Awareness Training Toolkit (CATT) for Parents, Players, and Coaches.

The website provides up-to-date education, tools and resources to help prevent, recognize, treat and manage concussions as well as support decreasing the impact of concussion when they do occur.

These resources are updated on a monthly basis and will provide the latest evidence on how to deal with concussions.

Cattonline.com 

Registration Form

Earlier this year Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) launched a 3 year, ten million dollar program to repair flood damage on designated trails in Public Land Use Zones. Already this summer crews have been working hard to inventorying the Bighorn Backcountry to assess flood damage and repair work has already begun on several trails, including Pinto Lake, Big Horn Dam, and Canary Creek Trails. In order to make this program as successful as possible over the coming years we need your help!

Share Your Knowledge: Know of some flood damaged trails? Have thoughts on where we should work next? By passing on this information you not only will help the program but also have a chance to win great prizes!

Get Involved: Coming up in September and October there will be opportunities to take  part in volunteer days to repair trails and learn what it takes to make a trail sustainable. Over the next two year volunteers on the program will have lots of opportunity to get out and meet new people while having fun and making a difference rebuilding the trails that are important to so many.

Stay Informed: Heading out on the trails or just curious what the crews are up to? There a map for that! Information on which trails are being worked on, whether or not they are closed during construction, and what projects have been completed can all be found on the program's web map. The map is updated weekly and great way to Know Before You Go!

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