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Contribute nature observations between Sept 15 – 18 anywhere in Alberta on iNaturalist!
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Learn about native flowers and noxious weeds with this hands-on activity.
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Presented by the Beaverhilll Bird Observatory, “BirdSmart” brings a live bird of prey right to your group!
Mid-November to Late-April
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June 25, 2022 Learn how you can help protect wildlife while you’re outdoors in this family-focused presentation from Parks Canada!
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Use this Listening Lid to help you hear all the sounds nature has to offer!
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Sat, June 11; select your time slot: 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 1 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Rundle Park in Edmonton
These fish-tastic activities are sure to make a splash as they help you learn how fish survive in the water.
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Get your naturalist on with these birding guides from Nature Calgary
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Lakes and ponds that fish live in over the winter do not freeze all the way to the bottom. A layer of water at the top of the pond freezes. The ice and snow on top insulate the water, helping keep the water at around the same temperature throughout the winter. The air against your…
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First, let’s talk about what leaves are. Leaves help trees turn sunlight into energy, but only if they are uncovered. If snow covers the leaves, they can’t make any more energy. One of the reasons some trees lose their leaves in the fall is because they won’t be able to use the leaves during the…
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