'Red patches on the road': Alberta wildlife corridors reduce animal-car collisions
Blair Painter, the mayor of Crowsnest Pass, says it's hard to find any driver who hasn't had at least one close call with ...
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Two orphaned black bear cubs released back into the wild in Alberta
Following more than 130 and 160 days of care by the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AIWC), two orphaned Alberta ...
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Animal advocates praise Alberta wildlife corridors
Alberta is continuing to build wildlife corridors in an effort to make highways safer, especially on major highways connecting the province to British Columbia. A new overpass east of Canmore is ...
Advocacy group fights to save Alberta's wild horses from population control plan 10 years after cull
On a quiet and serene ranch about an hour north of Calgary, several horses eagerly eat out of the palm of Darrell Glover's ...
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Alberta couple makes major donation to the Nature Conservancy of Canada near Thorsby
A Leduc County couple, George and Joni Greenhough, have donated a significant amount of land to the Nature Conservancy of ...
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Two orphaned black bear cubs released back into Alberta wilderness
Two orphaned black bear cubs have been released back into the wild in Alberta. In a news release Tuesday, the Alberta ...
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‘Red patches on the road’: Alberta wildlife corridors reduce animal-car collisions
But he expects Alberta’s growing network of wildlife overpasses and underpasses will make it safer for all. The Crowsnest Pass, connecting Alberta with British Columbia via Highway 3 ...
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'Red patches on the road': Alberta wildlife corridors reduce animal-car collisions
But he expects Alberta’s growing network of wildlife overpasses and underpasses will make it safer for all. The Crowsnest Pass, connecting Alberta with British Columbia via Highway 3 ...
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‘Red patches on the road’: Alberta wildlife corridors reduce animal-car collisions
And Painter, the mayor of Crowsnest Pass, says it’s hard to find any driver who hasn’t had at least one close call with wildlife on the area’s busy transportation corridors. About The Star ...