City Bees Are B+ Because of Bigger Brains
City bees are proving that size does matter, at least when it comes to brains
Nature & Wildlife
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The Most Un’bear’able Farmhands: Waterton Ranchers Grapple with Hungry Carnivores
Grizzlies are looking for careers in farming, but ranchers in southwestern Alberta aren’t too happy about it
Animal Magnetism: The Calgary Zoo Shines as Canada’s Most Beloved!
Amid a global trend of declining zoo visits, our Calgary Zoo breaks attendance records
Alberta’s 2023 Autumn Intruders: Not Harmful, Just Annoyingly Everywhere!
Alberta’s summer was hotter than a jalapeno’s armpit, and it brought along some unexpected guests – the box elder bugs
Whiskers in the Window: Bobcats Are Calgary’s Newest Urban Immigrants
From spotting kittens in Douglasdale to bobcats lounging on fences, Calgarians are witnessing a remarkable wildlife shift in their own neighbourhoods
Moose on the Loose with a Salty Tooth: Jasper’s Wild Car-Lickers
Parks Canada’s new campaign – ‘Don’t Let Moose Lick Your Car’ – aims to deter these unusual wildlife encounters
Banff’s Christmas Surprise: A New Wolf Pack on the Fairholme Benchlands
Captured through Parks Canada’s remote cameras, the newly-formed Fairholme wolf pack is a big expansion in Banff’s local wolf population
Bear Euthanized! Imperial Oil’s Latest Blunder Raises Questions About Double Standards
The foreign-owned corporation bulldozes a bear den, kills the bear and gets off with an apology, but Albertans face stiff fines for going within kilometres of a den
Icons Turned Scapegoat: Alberta’s Wild Horses Need a Hero
Alberta’s Wild Horses are more than just a Heartland episode. They are symbolic of Alberta’s strength and freedom, yet face threats to their existence