Chickadee Mating Calls – The Real Harbinger of Spring
When Chickadees start their cheerful “fee-bee” mating calls, it’s Alberta’s signal that winter’s grip is loosening and brighter days are ahead.
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Is It Time We Stopped Hunting Female Cougars?
Despite laws protecting cougar kittens with spots, Alberta officials ruled a controversial hunt legal—sparking public demands for an investigation.
Okotoks Woman Served $15,000 Fine for Illegally Importing Servals
Alberta has strict regulations against owning serval cats, as seen in the recent $15,000 fine imposed on Nikki Holmes for illegally importing servals into the province.
Alberta Photographers Sweep Canadian Geographic Awards
Alberta’s breathtaking landscape and wildlife continue to inspire photographers, with Alberta photographers earning top honours in prestigious competitions.
Elk vs. Cattle: The Growing Battle on Alberta Ranchlands
As growing elk populations compete with cattle for food, Alberta ranchers face mounting financial and operational challenges.
AIWC Saves Great Horned Owl Stuck in a Crappy Situation
The great horned owl stuck in manure was discovered by a cattle farmer in Picture Butte, sparking questions about how the bird ended up in such an unusual predicament.
Owls Are Invading Alberta in Record Numbers
Alberta is witnessing an extraordinary invasion of owls this winter, with sightings of great grey, northern hawk, and snowy owls at record highs.
Why Winter Is the Best Time to Visit the Edmonton Valley Zoo
Take advantage of winter admission prices at the Edmonton Valley Zoo and enjoy a quieter, more personal experience with the animals.
Is It Time To Stop Wildlife Killing Contests in Alberta?
Although thought to be a thing of the past, killing contests of wolves and coyotes are common and still happening in Alberta.