The Meewasin Valley is filled with trails and locations to explore. Some of them, such as Beaver Creek Conservation Area…
Crocus Prairie: A Beautiful and Sensitive Site
Chickadees and Meewasin are Best Winter Buddies
When it comes to prairie winters and wildlife, there are three main strategies for surviving, hibernation, migration, and adaptation. There…
Rural Sites Open for the Season – Paradise, Poplar & Fred Heal
Warm weather is in the air, and all of Meewasin’s rural sites and trails are now open. Meewasin sites that…
The Saskatchewan River Basin Helps Make the Prairies What It Is
When it comes to defining Saskatchewan, if not the Canadian Prairies as a whole, there are a few features that…
Willow Staking: The Where, Why, and How
Meewasin undertakes an incredible variety of conservation activities throughout the course of the year. Some of them like targeted conservation…
Meewasin Reports Progress with State of the Valley Report
Every five years, Meewasin issues a State of the Valley Report to provide a point in time assessment of the advancement…
Leaving Leaf Litter for Ladybugs
Winter means big changes across Saskatchewan. The most obvious differences are trees without leaves and a blanket of snow on…
Woodpeckers: Loud, Colorful, and Sometimes Surprisingly Big
There are seemingly endless array of animals to spot in the Meewasin Valley. Old friends like beaver, muskrat, and porcupines…
The Meewasin Fall Clean-Ups Could Have a Huge Impact
Over the course of a year, Meewasin runs a number of volunteer events throughout the Valley. That includes beaver tree…
Meewasin Reports Progress with State of the Valley Report
As stewards of the river valley corridor, Meewasin strives to ensure a healthy and vibrant river valley. Balancing human use…