Calgary Hosts North America’s Largest Party for Dogs
The two-day “Day of the Dog” event will see more dogs than you can shake a stick at!
Nature & Wildlife
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Fawn Faux Pas: The Unintended Consequences of Good Samaritans
The Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation is at capacity due to the influx of ‘kidnapped’ fawns
Are We Taking The Wild Out Of Wild Rose Country?
The number of wild animals in the province has collapsed. Now, there are way more pets than wild animals…by a lot
White-Nose Syndrome Continues To Threaten Alberta’s Bat Population
The disease forces bats to expend their hibernation energy looking for food in the winter, an impossible task
Hawk Takeover: Coventry’s Got Eyes On The Sky
With residents dodging, darting, and ducking – this nesting season is getting out of hand!
Last Meal For A Black Bear In Kananaskis Country
De Ruyter shared a personal experience of the bear inches from his head while sleeping in his tent
Alberta’s Emblems of Nature – “Our Provincial Things”
As we roll into summer, it’s perfect for learning about Alberta’s official animals, plants, and rocks
Calgary Stampede Breakfasts “Going To the Dogs”
Don’t leave Buddy at home; take him with you for a yummy Calgary Stampede Breakfast!
Canmore Teaches Residents The Bear Necessities Through Door-to-Door Campaign
Canmore’s approach mirrors the success of Neighbours United’s Climate Change Campaign in Trail, BC, where deep canvassing led to significant shifts in opinion and action