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The Ranch

Ranchers along the eastern slopes are playing a significant role when it comes to enhancing habitat for wildlife while still maintaining a viable cattle operation.

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Searching for Piping Plover nesting site

Alberta represents the outer range of the Piping Plover. Population numbers of this endangered shorebird can swing from as many as 300 to as few as a dozen.

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The Raven River worth saving

The Raven River can offer anglers a real challenge for several fish species.

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Invasive Species still pose a threat to Alberta's fish and habitat

A coy fish dumped into a storm pond can grow to an extraordinary size, posing a serious threat to native fish species.

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Let's Go Fishing!

The post spawn can be a great time to target Walleye. We get some tips from professional guide Ray Kuhlruss.

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I get some sage advice from these young anglers

It was great to see so many anglers turn out for the Family Day Kids Can Catch event out at Wabamun Lake

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Alberta Trappers get high tech training to help with wildlife study

These trappers will play a vital role in placing trail camera's and listening devices across northern Alberta to help researchers better understand animal movement.

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Despite cold snap battle against Mountain Pine Beetle continues

The Mountain Pine Beetle is not only a ecological threat to Alberta forests, but a financial one as well.

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Fishing the hard water, some tips to make the most of your ice fishing experience

Ice fishing can open up new water for anglers and is a gateway into the world of fishing for new anglers as equipment requirements can be pretty basic.

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The future of Alberta fishing is in our hands

Open houses will be taking place across Alberta this month to gather input from anglers on what they would like to see to increase angling opportunities and a direction for fishery management.

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