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The Boom-Bust Cycle of Canada Lynx and Snowshoe Hare
by Holly Hastings There are a few animals in the wild that portray the intricate relationship between predator and prey so clearly. One of them,
Great Balls of Fire: The Breeding Behaviours of Red-sided Garter Snakes
by Zoe Joy Growing up, we learn that one of the key differences between mammals and reptiles is that reptiles generally lay eggs. However, this
Species Profile: Great Blue Heron
by Courtney Collins Great blue herons, Ardea herodias, are the largest heron in Canada and the largest wading birds in North America.1 They have blue-grey
Spotting the Difference: A Guide to Alberta’s Mule Deer and Whitetails
By Natalia Galan If you live in Alberta, you have probably seen a deer grazing in a field or darting across a road. But did
Diving vs. Dabbling: Feeding Strategies in Alberta’s Ducks
By Chelsea Blyth Wetlands across Alberta are dynamic ecosystems that support a wide variety of waterfowl. From shallow prairie potholes to deep northern lakes, these