Posts Tagged ‘nature kids’
Learn to Draw the Coolest Bugs in Alberta
Olivia deBourcier
January 9th, 2025
7:00 PM
Alberta Owls Coloring Page
Learn about Alberta’s owl species through this colouring page featuring a large, medium, and small species.
Read MoreMake a Snow Fort
Discover why some animals spend the winter under the snow by building your own snow fort!
Read MoreMix and Match Animal Tracks
You can learn lots of information by being a nature detective, looking for and examining wildlife tracks.
Read MoreWrite for Nature Alberta!
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Bug Hunt & Build-a-Bug
Learn more about bugs with this craft and bug ID guide from the Entomological Society of Alberta. A must-have for any bug hunt!
Read MoreMy BIG Alberta Backyard – Leave No Trace
Nature Kids! Learn how to leave no trace when spending time in nature.
Read MoreWhat is the biggest recorded size of hail that’s ever fallen in Alberta?
Hailstones can get pretty large, so what is the biggest one? Find out with Ask Stuart!
Read MoreOut and About: Bug Pitfall Trap
A pitfall trap is a great way to catch bugs to examine them, and you only need a few items to do it!
Read MoreWhy are duck feet orange and Canada geese feet black?
Ever wondered why there are different coloured feet on some birds? Find out with Ask Stuart!
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