The prairies are vast grasslands characterized by their rich biodiversity and ecological significance. In recent years, sustainable grazing practices have…
Sustainable Grazing in the Prairies
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,…
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…
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…
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…
Yes, There are More Moose Around Saskatoon Than There Used to Be. But Why?
Saskatoon residents used to seeing a variety of birds, rabbits, beaver, and even the occasional deer, fox, or coyote, mostly…
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…
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…