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Care about Banff?
Harvey Locke has a “must hear” message, (aired this morning …. a 9 minute listen)
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Photo of Corb Lund playing guitar

Photo of Corb Lund playing guitar

Come down to the Palomino in Calgary before 4 pm to see Corb Lund and sign the Water Not Coal petition!

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Just heard your CBC report, Don! Excellent reporting & incredibly exciting! Well done as always!

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“The chicks love it”! Spring migration has just begun, but it’s not just about bird Identification, it’s about watching behaviour too. Check out the “head-throw kick”!

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A Ring-billed Gull flies against the blue Alberta sky.

A Ring-billed Gull flies against the blue Alberta sky.

A California Gull flies against the blue Alberta sky.

A California Gull flies against the blue Alberta sky.

An American Herring Gull flies against the bright Alberta sunshine.

An American Herring Gull flies against the bright Alberta sunshine.

Gulls have now returned in meaningful numbers, such that for the next 9 months they should be a daily sight for everyone living in this province.
This morning's walk featured the core trifecta: Ring-billed, California, Herring Gulls. #birds #AB

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Very sad news to hear of the passing of Dr. Birutė Galdikas. She famously led the studies of Orangutan much in the same way as her primatology peers Dr Goodall and Dr Fossey.
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Monarch butterfly population increases 64% Two new reports estimate a 64% increase in species population and a significant decrease in forest degradation in the butterfly's winter home

Fantastic news! 🦋🦋 Link to full report in 🧵 www.worldwildlife.org/news/stories...

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Chris, Dee & I very much enjoyed your presentation! It was especially interesting to see the Serengeti/North American list & drawings of the now extinct megafauna that used to exist in our grasslands…..not that long ago! Excellent presentation idea!

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Alberta judge quashes environmental review approval of Rosebud motorsport project A group of landowners fighting the construction of a massive motorsport racing resort northeast of Calgary have won a court victory.

"A group of landowners fighting the construction of a massive motorsport racing resort northeast of Calgary have won a court victory."

..Environmental Appeals Board dismissed that concern in 2024 for lack of evidence Rebecca Schulz agreed with that decision. Shock!

www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/arti...

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I spent an hour with this little 16 month old baby mountain gorilla in Uganda, last month. I’ll be premiering a video edit on him here in Calgary, as well as a number of other segments during this evening presentation:

www.dalhousiecalgary.ca/events/brian...

I hope to see you there!

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For winter wildlife to survive a Canadian winter requires abilities of Olympian proportions! (Think Wolverine!). I went down this “thought rabbit-hole” after visiting the National High Altitude Training Centre in Uganda last week. (8 minutes listening time)

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A male American Robin perches on a snow covered fence.

A male American Robin perches on a snow covered fence.

Two things showed up last night #YYC - American Robins + snow. The first few robins that arrive tend to be the bright chested, black-headed males. Despite the white stuff, dried berries and crabapples should provide food until the temps turn. #birds

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After an incredible month in Uganda, we are heading home tonight. “The Pearl of Africa” has certainly lived up to its name. Incredible wildlife, wonderful people, and remarkable green landscapes.

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Can you tell these swans apart? This former biologist worries hunters won't | CBC News The federal government is considering a proposal to establish a new hunting season for tundra swans in Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan — a move that one hunter says could endanger the trumpeter swa...

Proposed tundra swan hunting season on Prairies prompts concern from hunter. Hunt could lead to sensitive trumpeter swans being mistaken for tundra swans. cbc.ca/news/canada/... #CdnSci #ecology #biology #science #SciChat

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Going Wild Brian Keating - Dalhousie Community Association An inspiring evening focused on wild places near and far and the importance of protecting our natural spaces.

This just went live yesterday! If you are around & in Calgary on March 26, it would be fantastic to see you there!

www.dalhousiecalgary.ca/events/brian...

2 months ago 7 4 0 0
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L’impressionnant retour du pygargue à tête blanche Dans les Prairies et une partie du Québec et de l'Ontario, les populations d’aigles à tête blanche ont bondi de 4000 % en une cinquantaine d'années.

Bonjour!
Want to read/hear the good news about the Alberta Bald eagle population in French? (5 min segment)
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Here’s why bald eagle sightings have soared across Alberta | CBC News Through conservation efforts leading to a resurgence of bald eagle numbers across the continent, the iconic raptors can be found practically anywhere in Alberta, from along the Bow River in Calgary to...

Just published! A good news nature story: Here’s why bald eagle sightings have soared across Alberta | CBC News www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

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You are in the right group of animals (rodents), but think small, much smaller. Hope you enjoyed the podcast as much as I enjoyed picking apart the pellet!🤗

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Heather, this obviously ain’t your first rodeo! Or should I say, owl pellet!🤗 Enjoy the podcast. I think you’ll get a kick out of it. It’s only 8 minutes listening time.

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Check out the red circle on the owl pellet photo: any idea of what the heck it is? The answer is here: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

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Have a fantastic safari, Chris! Looking forward to hearing your stories & seeing your stories that result!

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A mature Bald Eagle perches in a hoar frost coated deciduous tree against a blue sky background.

A mature Bald Eagle perches in a hoar frost coated deciduous tree against a blue sky background.

Bald Eagles overwinter where there is open water - and when conditions are freezing and humid, it makes for some amazing scenes. Eagles and hoar frost play nicely together in juxtaposition and polarity. #birds

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Yes, 2025 witnessed an abundance of bad Canadian environmental news, but there were some impressive good things that happened, too. (7 minute CBC radio segment) www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

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A coyote walks in the deep white snow.

A coyote walks in the deep white snow.

When everything is covered in white, a Coyote's black nose and black tail tip really marks their startings and endings. #wildlife

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They not only survive, but they appear to thrive in the coldest of a Canadian winter deep freeze. How do they do it? (8 min listening time)
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Holy turtle!!!

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Two Red Squirrels poke their heads our of a cavity in a tree trunk.

Two Red Squirrels poke their heads our of a cavity in a tree trunk.

American Red Squirrels are fiesty, fiery, forest firecrackers that seem to be either chattering or chasing some one or some thing.
But every now and then, you get a glimpse of their softer side. Their calm demeanor never does seem to last for too long. #mammals.

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While most songbirds have left the Rocky Mountains for the freezing times ahead - one special exception remains. The antics of American Dippers are so enjoyable, they make up for the lack of many other #birds.

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