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Geese poop a lot — in fact, they can poop up to 15 times per hour!
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A guide to help you tell apart Snow Goose and Canada Goose.
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Nature Alberta’s Parton, John Acorn, has shared his do-it-yourself (DIY) Listening Lid with us. Let’s make your own Listening Lid and give it a try!
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Explore outside and see how many things you can check off your Spring Seek and Find!
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Helen Schuler Nature Centre
Henderson Lake Park, Lethbridge
June 10th, 12 – 4 pm
Not sure what that creepy crawly in your basement is? Experts will help identify your find!
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Most people might assume that bugs aren’t active outside during the winter because we rarely see them, but the truth is much cooler!
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In the winter, animals leave tracks everywhere they go. Their tracks leave lots of hints. Was it a deer or a coyote that walked through? Were they in a group or alone? You can learn lots in information by being a nature detective and examining wildlife tracks.
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Find out what happens to our favourite 8-legged air breathing arthropods during Alberta’s harsh winters.
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Discover why some animals spend the winter under the snow by building your own snow fort!
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