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…
European Buckthorn is a Pretty, But Invasive, Species
Invasive species on the Prairies take a number of forms, including insects, animals, and plant life. And each one of…
The Diefenbaker Canada Centre Beaver Pond is a Happening Spot for Wildlife
There are places throughout the Meewasin Valley that are prime destinations to do some wildlife spotting. Beaver Creek Conservation Area…
Experience Fall at Beaver Creek Conservation Area
Migratory birds, hungry chickadees, and turning leaves make September one of the most magical times to visit Beaver Creek. With…
Sandhill Cranes, Great Blue Herons, and Even Whooping Cranes Stop by Beaver Creek
Fall migration is a marvelous time to be a birder. Numerous species that aren’t normally hanging around Saskatoon and area…
The Prescribed Fire Exchange Continues to Grow!
Years of fire suppression leave the Prairies in a fire deficit, resulting in uncontrollable fuel buildups, intense and widespread fires,…
Meewasin Announces the Valley-Wide Monitoring Framework
Maintaining the Meewasin Valley is a full-time job for a lot of people. Managing the resources of the Valley sometimes…
Have You Heard the Buzz about the Air Bee-and-Bees?
Meewasin exists to ensure a healthy and vibrant river valley, with a balance between human use and conservation for current and future generations. With our funding partners, including the University of Saskatchewan, we work closely to strengthen the community within Saskatoon in regards to education and conservation, collaborating on a variety of projects, solving real world concerns.