by Cindy L. Danyluk-Boisvert | Jul 14, 2026
The Leduc, AB Biodiversity Project is a long-term community science initiative surveying, documenting, and conserving the living world across the City of Leduc. Launched in May 2024, our primary goal is to build a permanent, living scientific record of every wild...
by Kallum McDonald | Mar 19, 2026
Aquatic plants, both native and invasive, have a fraught relationship with boaters, paddlers, fishers, swimmers, and shoreline communities. Oft-maligned and neglected, even amongst botanists, aquatic plants quietly provide vital services to aquatic ecosystems,...
by Emma Barry | Mar 17, 2026
by Sara Jordan-McLachlan | Mar 11, 2026
Spring migration is already underway, and so are window collisions. Collision monitors play a critical role in rescuing injured birds and bats when possible, as well as respectfully collecting and documenting the many who don’t make it. Collisions happen...
by Kallum McDonald | Feb 26, 2026
Join us on March 21st at 1pm for a talk led by botanist Kallum McDonald. Learn about the biodiversity of Telford Lake and its environs, emphasizing plants, plant-wildlife interactions, and the multitude of invasive species threatening our local ecosystem.
