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BY NICK CARTER
Alberta is rich in woodpeckers, from common backyard visitors like the little downy woodpecker to the crow-sized pileated woodpecker with its flaming crest and manic voice. But there are a couple of interesting species that often get overlooked.
BY LORNE FITCH
There is no question we need to transition from fossil fuels to alternate energy sources. It’s hard to find a species in Alberta not affected by climate change. But we shouldn’t be blind to the issues renewable energy solutions can cause to wildlife and their habitats.
BY LORNA ALLEN
The Lakota people called them “mako sica,” or “bad lands.” French trappers and traders had the same opinion and called them “les mauvaises terres à traverser” — “bad lands to cross.” Since then, the term “badlands” has stuck.
Thurs, June 8 at 6 PM
Rundle Park in Edmonton
Everything you need to know to go pond dipping with your family.
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Go on a Bug Scavenger Hunt in your own backyard!
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June 8 – 11th
All Across Alberta!
Follow these steps to test the germination rate of your seeds to decide how many seeds to plant.
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Watch the Root for Trees Video and then test out these Activi-trees to learn about transpiration and insects in your own backyard!
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