Saskatchewan’s Flat Landscape: Our Biodiverse Grasslands

Nicole DollBlog, Education

Photo of bison grazing in the Qu’Appelle Valley, Saskatchewan

While Saskatchewan’s prairies were once a thriving wilderness roamed by millions of wild bison, much of it has been transformed, with less than 18% of the original native grassland remaining. With such a small amount of Saskatchewan’s irreplaceable native grasslands left, it is crucial to protect these important ecosystems.

World Health Day 2020

Stew ColesBlog, Featured

Green-leafed plant in the rain

Despite how it may feel at times, how we are connected to our world (to nature, to society, to each other) is integral to who we are as people. It is when these connections are forcibly removed from us that we can no longer take them for granted.

CPAWS-SK & COVID-19

Stew ColesBlog, Featured, News

Two People standing on ice

I am writing today with the sincere hope that as the seasons change, you are safe and healthy and have been able to take advantage of the opportunity to spend time with your loved ones. While these are certainly times of unease, we can all take solace remembering that the great wide open is right where it’s always been— just outside our doors.

What Iconic Canadian Animal are You?

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Answer these five questions and we’ll tell you what iconic Canadian creature you would be. What are your eating habits like? How would you describe your social life… and more

Keeping Christmas Green

Stew ColesBlog

A woman prepares Christmas decorations.

Keeping Christmas GreenReducing Your Christmas Carbon Footprint Well, the holidays are upon us. While for many this is a season of joy and warmth, it … Read More