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It was a small ravine in Turner Valley. The oil field produced flares of natural gas; a by-product created after producing oil. Because of the presence of the flares, the grass stayed green year-round, local hunters hunted with the artificial light and migrating birds wintered in their warmth. This FAQ was developed in part by the Canadian Petroleum Interpretive Centre.
