Alberta's dynamic duo

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Cliff Wallis and Martha Kostuch, winners of the 2003 Douglas H. Pimlott award are seriously working towards protecting Alberta's wild spaces and prairie ecosystems. Cliff feels that it is important to get out into nature to relax and rejuvenate your senses and to also make time for friends and family.

Administration of Conservation Programs, Alberta, Wildlife Protection Programs, Achievements and awards, Wildlife conservation, Wallis, Cliff, Kostuch, Martha

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Beyond the blue box

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There are creative means to actively participate in the environmental movement: waterway and shoreline clean-ups, fund-raising activities, information campaigns and other personal projects. One can create numerous opportunities for involvement in the cause.

Environmental associations, Public participation, Environmental movement, Environmentalism

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Of mud and feathers

Article Abstract:

Barn swallows prefer mud, straw and feather as materials for building their nests. Their favorite sites include farm buildings, under bridges and large culverts.

Materials, Bird eggs, Bird nests, Nest building, Swallows

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