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Midland Provincial Park, just outside Drumheller, is most famous for the fossils that have been discovered there.
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BY ASHLEY HILLMAN
It’s Day 4 on the trail. It’s humid, hot, and did I mention humid? Our packs are impossibly heavy with food, camping gear, and sampling equipment. I wish there was someone else to blame for deciding to mix backpacking with field sampling, but unfortunately it was my idea. I have already cut myself on a rock and slipped into the frigid waters of Lake Superior as we struggle down the coastal hiking trail of Pukaskwa National Park. But all this suffering has rewarded us with just what we were looking for: plants!
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BY LORNE FITCH
In the heat dome and severe low flows of 2021, our canoe left smears of colour on several barely submerged boulders of one of Alberta’s prairie rivers. These low water levels had me reflecting on the recent scheme by southern Alberta’s irrigation sector to expand irrigated acreage. I thought of the old hymn, “Shall we Gather at the River.”
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BY RICHARD SCHNEIDER
As naturalists, we love to watch wildlife, but if we want wild species to remain viable we need to actively contribute to their conservation.
Volunteer recruitment through The Helen Schuler Nature Centre in Lethbridge
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Edmonton Nature Club Bird Studies
Recording Now Available
Tues, Apr 26 at 7 PM
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TREX Gallery, Medicine Hat
Saturday, Apr 23 from 9 am to 3 pm
Downtown Farmers Market
Edmonton Native Plant Society
Tues, April 19 at 7 PM
Edmonton Native Plant Society