The Bodo Archaeological Society (BAS) is a local community-based non-profit organization that operates the Bodo Site & Centre by providing public archaeology opportunities and educational programs through heritage tourism and community engagement efforts. The Bodo Archaeological Society was incorporated as a non-profit society in December 2003 and is one of six archeology centers of the Archaeological Society of Alberta. The mission and purpose of the Bodo Archaeological Society (BAS) is to promote public archaeology, education, and conservation of historical and archaeological resources at the Bodo Archaeological Sites, Alberta, and the Great Plains.
Bodo Archaeological Society Objectives:
1. Education
2. Preservation
3. Research
4. Tourism
Board of Directors
The Bodo Archaeological Society Board of Directors is composed of a diverse team of local, regional, and province-wide individuals who are passionate about preserving the heritage at Bodo and sharing it with the public. Our team is always on the look out for new members. If you would like to help protect the history of east central Alberta contact us now or fill out the form below.
Our current board of directors include:
- President: Roxanna Wotschell
- Vice President: Pam Wotschell
- Secretary: Irene Ganser
- Treasurer: Iris Larson
- ASA Representative: Leila Grobel
- Directors:
- Clarence Grobel
- Hailey Kennedy
- Myron Ganser
- Iola Lemon
- Bernie Livingston
- Courtney Lakevold
- Nicole McElhinney
Bodo Archaeological Site & Centre 