Stewards of Saskatchewan Census
Now that the summer season is upon us, it is time once again for the annual OBO, SFS, POS and Banner program census! Please fill out the appropriate census form(s) with as much information as possible.
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FREE EVENT: Weeds, Birds and Bats: A Landowner Workshop
Join Nature SK, the SK Prairie Conservation Action Plan, the SK Stock Growers Foundation and the South of the Divide Conservation Action Program for a landowners workshop.
Announcing Nature Saskatchewan's newest publication
Author, naturalist and wildlife conservationist Wayne Pepper recounts the highs and lows of 100 years of wildlife conservation in Saskatchewan in this 392 page publication.
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Nov
4
4
- FREE EVENT: Weeds, Birds and Bats: A Landowner Workshop
- A workshop geared towards landowners and managers with hands-on activities and case studies. Workshop includes snacks, coffee and supper! more »
Oct
27
27
- A Masked Killer- Tales of the Butcherbird!
- What is that hanging on the barbed wire fence? It's the left-overs of the ghoulish songbird, the Butcherbird. The shrike, also known as the Butcherbird, is the most macabre of the passerines. more »
Aug
31
31
- Celebrating 20 years of Seeking Rare Plants of the Prairies
- Rare and Endangered plants are an often overlooked part of conservation work, most being small and hard to find in isolated ecosystems. more »
About
Nature Saskatchewan has been dedicated to the conservation of Saskatchewan's natural environment since 1949. We promote appreciation and understanding of our natural world through conservation, education and research. With over 600 members Nature Saskatchewan provides programs and services that provide knowledge and experiences for those who have a love for nature. Our mission is to engage and inspire people to appreciate, learn about and protect Saskatchewan's natural environment.