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The winner of the Life Membership draw for 2009 was Randy Burt of Lacombe, AB


2010 Fundraiser Bucks Economic Trend

The Leduc and Greater Edmonton area Chapter of the Wild Elk Federation held its 5th annual fundraising dinner and auctions on April 17th, 2010. With over 300 guests in attendance gross revenues exceeded $90,000.00. Though attendance was down slightly it was evident that attendees were there to support elk and other wildlife.
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WINNING TICKET #'s

(3 draws completed on April 17th for the Remington 700 CDL .300 Win Mags)

White Ticket - 0504
Blue Ticket - 0175
Yellow Ticket - 0715


Thank You All for Your Support of the Wild Elk Federation


FUNDRAISING DINNER & AUCTIONS

April 17th 2010
at
LEDUC BLACK GOLD CENTRE

For Tickets & Information:
Phone: (780) 980-1600 or 986-9202
or
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WEF Elk Trailers Make Room for Bison



The Wild Elk Federation was proud to partnership with Parks Canada (Elk Island National Park and Waterton National Park) in the relocation of two bison bulls.

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"Call of the Wild"

2010 Canadian Elk Calling Championships
Donny Zenner of Alberta, cow called and bugled his way to the WEF title of Canadian Elk Calling Champion for 2010. Donny received a cheque for $1,500.00 and the 2010 CECC trophy for his efforts.
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WEF RIFLE WON
TICKETS SOLD OUT !

The Rifle Raffle was a sell out so draw was made on October 19, 2009.

Congratulation to the winner Darcey K.


WEF Membership Forms
NOW ONLINE!

To Become a Member,

  • Print out the membership form by clicking here...
  • Fill out all the neccesary fields
  • Mail form and payment to:

Wild Elk Federation
P.O. Box 3024
Leduc, Alberta
T9E 6L8

Contact us at 1-877-466-4 ELK (or 780-980-1600) for more information.


TOYS for TOTS


WEF and the Sponsors of the 2008 "Adopt and ELK" Campaign Reach Out to Sick Kids



In July 2008, staff of the WEF delivered 60 stuffed to elk to the sick children at Edmonton's Stollery Children's Hospital. This was made possible through the generosity of the 34 adoptee's, in our 2008 "Adopt and Elk" campaign.

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WEF'S "KOINS for KIDS"

FUNDS KIDS TO KAMP
The Wild Elk Federation has provided funding for two future conservationists to attend the Cenalta Youth Conservation Academy.

The Academy which was held July 20th - 25th, 2008 near Breton , Alberta offered a unique experience for youths aged 12-15 years of age.

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2008 Adopt an Elk Campaign

Canada's Wild Elk Federation is spearheading an Alberta elk relocation project in the spring of 2008 and
we need your help
.

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2008 WEF Elk Release a Huge Success Story

In the early morning hours of March 6, 2008 Parks Canada staff and WEF volunteers loaded 81 elk into 6 stock trailers at Elk Island National Park (EINP) and headed for the foothills of Alberta's Rocky Mountains. This was the second elk release project that the Wild Elk Federation has embarked on...
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THE WILD ELK FEDERATION

The Wild Elk Federation is a Canadian wildlife conservation organization established in 2006. The federation's headquarters are in Leduc, Alberta and its membership and chapters are located in the western provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

OUR MISSION

Our mission statement is simple and straight forward:
To ensure the future of elk and other wildlife.

In support of this mission, the Wild Elk Federation is committed to:

  • conserving, restoring, and enhancing wildlife habitat;
  • promoting the sound management of wild, free-ranging elk;
  • fostering cooperation among national, provincial, and private organizations and individuals in wildlife management and habitat conservation; and
  • educating members and the public about habitat conservation and wildlife management.

The Wild Elk Federation is not a political advocacy organization and does not lobby or litigate. This apolitical stance allows the organization to steer clear of potential divisive debates and concentrate on its core functions - wildlife enhancement, the preservation of critical habitat and conservation education.