Cochrane Mourns the Fall of Its Beloved 300-Year-Old Grandfather Tree
Loved by generations, the Grandfather Tree symbolized Cochrane’s natural heritage until high winds and time claimed it.
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Help A Buddy Fund Invites Gamers to Fundraise For Pets
The Help A Buddy Fund is hosting a Gameathon in February to support pets and their owners.
Busy Trails in Bow Valley Impacts Wolves and Grizzlies
Crowded trails and recreational growth in Bow Valley have created a significant challenge for wildlife, especially sensitive species like wolves and grizzlies
Your Dog Might Not Be as Old as You Think According to Vets
Did you know a medium-sized dog breed’s first year equates to roughly 15 human years?
Canadians Want Leaders to Prioritize Nature and Honesty
A recent survey highlights Canadians’ desire for leaders who prioritize nature and honest governance
Alberta’s 2024 Wildlife Management: A Year of Controversial Decisions
Alberta’s policies increasingly prioritize hunting and trapping interests over ecological science, leaving Albertans questioning the future of its wildlife populations
Alberta Approves Cougar Hunting in a Provincial Park
Opening Cypress Hills to cougar hunting without public consultation highlights a growing divide between the government and Albertans on wildlife conservation
Christmas Bird Count: A Fun, Budget-Friendly Holiday Activity
Join a community of bird lovers this Christmas and be part of a tradition that promotes conservation and discovery
Winter Wonderland Done Right: Keeping Wildlife Safe
Small changes to our holiday displays can make a big difference for wildlife in our communities