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News Release – Meewasin Valley Authority Urges Caution on Exposed Sandbars

Posted on May 9, 2025 by Mitchell Happ
News Release – Meewasin Valley Authority Urges Caution on Exposed Sandbars

Meewasin Valley Authority Urges Caution on Exposed Sandbars May 9, 2025 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan SASKATOON – The Meewasin Valley Authority is…

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Webinar: A History of Beaver Creek

Posted on February 21, 2025 by jflahr
Webinar: A History of Beaver Creek

A Brief History of Beaver Creek Conservation Area | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Join us as we explore the rich history of…

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Leaves of Three, Let It Be

Posted on August 25, 2023 by cstrang@meewasin.com
Leaves of Three, Let It Be

“Leaves of Three, Let It Be” Written by: Grant Wood This phrase is in reference to the very common Poison…

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Sustainable Grazing in the Prairies

Posted on August 11, 2023 by cstrang@meewasin.com
Sustainable Grazing in the Prairies

The prairies are vast grasslands characterized by their rich biodiversity and ecological significance. In recent years, sustainable grazing practices have…

Posted in Blog, Quick LinksTagged Conservation, Grazing, Sheep Grazing
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3 Activities for Earth Day

Posted on April 13, 2022 by cstrang@meewasin.com
3 Activities for Earth Day

Earth Day is a wonderful opportunity to teach our kids more about protecting planet Earth.  Teaching your child to sort…

Posted in Blog, Quick LinksTagged Celebrate Earth Day, Earth, Earth Day, Earth Day 2022, Earth Day Activities, meewasin, Meewasin Valley
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The American White Pelican

Posted on March 16, 2022 by cstrang@meewasin.com
The American White Pelican

Saskatoon residents have special visitors each summer. April through October, pelicans gather by the weir to fish. For the past…

Posted in Blog, Quick LinksTagged birds, blog, Meewasin Trail, Meewasin Valley, pelican, Pelican watch, Saskatchewan
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Our Sneakiest Meewasin Valley Friends

Posted on February 25, 2022 by admin
Our Sneakiest Meewasin Valley Friends

There are a lot of perks to the Meewasin Valley. There are a variety of parks and naturalized spaces throughout,…

Posted in Blog, Quick LinksTagged Animals, Conservation, Gophers, Meewasin Valley, Minks, Owls, Shrews, Weasels, wildlife
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At Beaver Creek, Feed the Chickadees and Not the Chipmunks

Posted on February 11, 2022 by admin
At Beaver Creek, Feed the Chickadees and Not the Chipmunks

The Meewasin Valley is a massive space that stretches through Saskatoon and beyond. As such, it offers almost endless ways…

Posted in Blog, Quick LinksTagged beaver creek, Chickadees, Chipmunks, Conservation, Ground Squirrels, Meewasin Valley, Nature, South Saskatchewan River, wildlife
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Tracking Wildlife in Winter Yields Key Information

Posted on February 4, 2022 by admin
Tracking Wildlife in Winter Yields Key Information

Winter in the Meewasin Valley offers a lot of opportunities to get outside and get active. The deep freeze that…

Posted in Blog, Quick LinksTagged beaver creek, Conservation, Friends of the Valley, meewasin, Meewasin Valley, Volunteers, Wildlife Tracking, Winter
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Winter Twig & Bud Surveys Provide Vital Information

Posted on January 21, 2022 by admin
Winter Twig & Bud Surveys Provide Vital Information

Saskatchewan winters can be pretty rough sometimes, particularly when the temperature gets really, really low. But just because there’s snow…

Posted in Blog, Quick LinksTagged beaver creek, Conservation, meewasin, Meewasin Valley, South Saskatchewan River, Twig & Bud Survey, Wanuskewin
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