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Poisons and Predators
This blog post is inspired by a recent bald eagle patient who was admitted to AIWC due to lead poisoning. I want to explore the
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Alberta Wetlands
Wetlands play a crucial role in Alberta’s wilderness by providing habitat for hundreds of species. These permanent or temporary wet areas cover approximately twenty percent
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Month of May Baby Shower
All the signs of spring are here… the weather is getting warmer, tulips and daffodils have surfaced and the sweet songs of robins fill
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Spring Fever: Six ways you can help support wildlife this season
Warmer months mean more wildlife! Whether it’s the birth of spring litters or creatures coming out of hibernation, spring is a busy time for Alberta’s
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The Great Horned Owl
Did you know that the Great Horned Owl is one of the most common owls in North America? The Great Horned Owl is aptly named
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National Wildlife Week
In 2017 Canada celebrates 150 years of confederation and 70 years of recognizing National Wildlife Week. Each year National Wildlife Week falls around April 10th,
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Mysterious, Mischievous Minks
At the end of March, AIWC welcomed an unexpected visitor. For the first time in about ten years, a mink made an appearance. This new
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Reducing Wildlife Yard Hazards
Spring has finally arrived, and with spring comes migratory song birds and a new generation of wildlife. Spring is one of the busiest times for
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Greater Sage Grouse
Alberta is home to a number of grouse species including the blue grouse, ruffed grouse, sharp-tailed grouse, spruce grouse, and the greater sage grouse. The
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Small but Sharp: The Northern Saw-Whet Owl
Right now, AIWC is caring for a tiny, feathered critter with bright, yellow eyes. The Northern Saw-whet owl is known for their small size,
