Quick Links:

Reports and Research
● Pheasant Releases Changes
● 2007 Wildlife Survey
● Satellite Imagery
● Effects of Habitat
   Management on Ducks
● Habitat Fragmentation
   and Avian Response
● Recent Research
● Original Vision Document
● 2007 Annual Report
● 2009 Annual Report
● 2010 Annual Report
● 2012 Annual Report
● 2013 Annual Report
● 2014 Annual Report
● 2015 Annual Report
● 2016 Annual Report
● 2017 Annual Report
● 2018 Annual Report
● 2019 Annual Report
● 2020 Annual Report
● 2021 Annual Report
● 2022 Annual Report
● 2023 Annual Report
● Implementation Strategy
   Ends/Outcomes - ACR Strategic Plan:
   2008–2018
● Strategic Plan
● Invasive Plant Management Plan
● Antelope Friendly Fencing
● Nesting Ecology of
   Grassland Songbirds
● Condor Ornithological Applications
● CWG Proposal
● Summer Range Tech. Report 2015
● Summer Range Tech. Report 2016
● Summer Range Tech. Report 2017
● Summer Range Tech. Report 2018
● 2016 GPS Collar Analysis
● Cattle Preference Report
● Wildlife Final Report 2019
● Range Management Review
   March 31, 2020
● Habitat Development Area Report

Ranch Management
● Management Committee
● Technical Committee
● Ranch Managers

Our Brochure

Welcome to Antelope Creek Habitat Development Area
The Antelope Creek is a success story that dates back to 1986. It is a showcase of how ranching and grazing, irrigation, oil and gas and wildlife and the habitat it depends on can work together for the benefit of all.

Partnerships
From the beginning, the operating philosophy of Antelope Creek Ranch has been to work with partners. The original four partners set up the management of the ranch, but in the ensuing years, we have had many important partners. The Eastern Irrigation District, the Universities of Lethbridge and Calgary, Public Lands, Encana and Murphy Oil, and many others have helped play a part in making Antelope Creek Ranch the success story it has become.

Mission Statement
Use the ACR as a demonstrative and educational tool to show land users and resource managers how to manage and integrate agricultural, recreational and industrial use of the prairie landscape to optimize the societal benefits derived from this landscape while maintaining its health and the integrity of its ecosystems. (See also Original Vision Document)

Current Ranch Events
Starting in early August this year the Alberta Institute of Agrology will be conducting a three day course on the 2010 cultivated and grassland reclamation criteria. They are planning 3, three day courses the first one is open to anyone interested, it starts on August 3 2011 and they will all be held here on the ranch. If you are interested please go to the Alberta Institute of Agrology website events calendar under news and career info for registration info.

Our bird teams are back again for the summer of 2011 continuing last summers work. Things are going well and we expect they will be finished up by the end of July. It's great having such a big research project on the ranch.

We are fortunate to have two research teams on the ranch this summer doing bird research. Dr. Stephen Davis, University of Regina, will have a team of four, researching the effects of oil and gas activity on song bird nesting. The other team will be under Dr Nicola Koper, University of Manitoba, and they will be doing bird point counts on the ranch. Dr. Koper will be working through out Alberta and cooperating with Dr. Davis while on the ranch.