Nature Kids
Budding Birders Guides
Get your naturalist on with these birding guides from Nature Calgary
Read MoreBird Beaks
Try catching food out in nature the same way a bird would, using objects you’ve found around the house!
Read MoreWhy do geese poop so much?
Geese poop a lot — in fact, they can poop up to 15 times per hour!
Read MoreWhat’s the difference between a snow goose and a Canada goose?
A guide to help you tell apart Snow Goose and Canada Goose.
Read MoreMy BIG Alberta Backyard – Listening to Nature
Nature Alberta’s Parton, John Acorn, has shared his do-it-yourself (DIY) Listening Lid with us!
Read More4 Ecosystem Scavenger Hunt
Explore the Gaetz Lakes Sanctuary and see how many items you can find!
Read MoreHeart-Shaped Wildflower Bouquet
Learn about native flowers and noxious weeds with this hands-on activity.
Read MoreAre there bugs that live in the snow?
Most people might assume that bugs aren’t active outside during the winter because we rarely see them, but the truth is much cooler!
Read MoreMy BIG Alberta Backyard – Winter Animal Tracking
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.
Read MoreWhat happens to spiders in the winter?
Find out what happens to our favourite 8-legged air breathing arthropods during Alberta’s harsh winters.
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