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Massive find |
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Bird banding - Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park These kids from a Junior Forest Warden program are visiting the Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory. We take a look at how this station provides researchers with critical data on bird migration. |
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Protecting Bull Trout spawning areas Biologists with the Alberta Conservation Association are working with Devon Energy to better understand Bull Trout spawning areas, and what action industry has to take to avoid impacting the spawning areas of Alberta's official provincial fish. |
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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park These sandstone hills are located within the boundaries of Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park. We take a journey through time to get a better understanding of this area and what it means to the First Nations people who have been visiting and recording their activities on these walls for hundreds of years. |
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Sniffing out Caribou scat |
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Outdoor Guide - dressing for success Layered clothing for winter activities, wicking fabrics, and blending of new and old products: to enjoy your adventure outdoors, no matter what the weather, you need to dress for success. |
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Trap shooting teens Volunteers with the Alberta Fish and Game Association provide a safe and supervised environment for youth to experience one of the Olympic sports: trap shooting. |
