Cows and fish: a "made-in-Alberta" success story

Article Abstract:

Concerned citizens and environmental regulations in Calgary, Alberta have undertaken a major environmental program aimed at preserving the region's riparian ecosystem. Through the program, the community was able to restore the Todd Creek, which was threatened by cattle raising activities.

Management, Cattle, Alberta, Biotic communities, Conservation of natural resources, Natural resource conservation, Cattle breeding, Calgary, Alberta

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Toad's legacy: thanks to the efforts of one man, B.C.'s Columbia River wetlands remain a haven for wildlife and humans alike

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The myth started by forester Ian Jack in the Columbia River has help preserved the wetland's pristine ecology that is prized by many nature lovers. The myth involves the great green toad of the Columbia River, which when found, will bestow wisdom and blessing upon the discoverer.

Mythology, Columbia River, Myths and legends

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Missing pieces

Article Abstract:

Environmental experts are struggling to determine the cause of the rapid decline of squirrel population in the northern wetlands of Canada, particularly in Kindersley. Although the loss of squirrel have yet to be explained, irrigation and pesticides are potential indicators.

Ground squirrels, Prairies

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