Reducing Methane One Cow Belch at a Time
Alberta researchers are tackling methane emissions from cow burps and farts using feed additives that could cut cattle methane output by up to 50%
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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
9 Quick and Easy Recipes That Bring Alberta’s Cultures To Your Table
Looking for quick and cheap dinner ideas? Alberta’s cultural melting pot has the perfect recipes for you
The Debate Over Relocating Lucy the Elephant Ahead of Her 50th Birthday
The ethical considerations of keeping elephants in zoos have gained traction, with Lucy’s story becoming a focal point of the conversation
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
Is It Wrong To Teach Kids About Santa?
The Santa story is a valuable tool for teaching life lessons like kindness, gratitude, and the joy of giving
Generation Z Shifts Away from Alcohol Consumption
Generation Z is drinking less than ever, marking a significant shift in alcohol consumption trends compared to previous generations
New Group Tasked With Keeping Cochrane Beautiful
Cochrane’s Natural Environment Protection Task Force is a bold initiative to preserve the town’s ecological health and iconic natural beauty
How a Holstein Became the Star of Sylvan Lake
Sylvan Lake’s biggest celebrity is 2,500-pound Holstein, who struts in parades, loves Timbits and lets his owner ride him like a horse