While the Saskatchewan government did not attend #COP15, CPAWS-Saskatchewan and Meewasin were there taking part. Thank you to Wild about Saskatoon for writing this piece. Thank you to all those who advocate for our natural areas! bit.ly/3PIUb8P

As we enter 2023, we’ll be keeping an eye on these ambitious agreements & what it means for nature & biodiversity in Saskatchewan. bit.ly/3jJOQlA

We had a fantastic time at the Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival last night! It was great to be back at this event again! Thanks to everyone who came by to say hi and learn about our conservation initiatives here in #Saskatchewan. It was wonderful to see you all!

Tomorrow! Learn about ongoing projects and research, and talk with representatives from: - CPAWS Saskatchewan - Cumberland Wood Products - Dunkley Lumber - Weyerhaeuser - Foran Mining - Fish, Wildlife, and Lands Branch, Ministry of Environment - University of Saskatchewan

"Indigenous knowledge allowed ecosystems to thrive for millennia — and now it’s finally being recognized as integral in solving the world's biodiversity crisis. What part did it play in COP15?" bit.ly/3GOoFBW

“While they may not necessarily be endangered, it’s important to protect snowy owl habitats to prevent them from earning that title.” Check out the article for tips on what you can do to keep Snowy Owls safe & thriving! bit.ly/3HseKDG

"With this viewpoint, it is easy to understand why the greatest abundance of biodiverse life is found in places where Indigenous people continue to steward the land, honoring the responsibility of caretaker." bit.ly/3XYm6Er

Starting 2023 off in a good way with friends and partners who are both directly and indirectly working to protect & conserve the Sturgeon River Plains Bison herd!

“Rarity will always occupy a prominent place in conservation. But in our quest for a sustainable and biodiverse future, we must avoid 'the extinction of commonness.'” bit.ly/3JUCK3W

“The Northeast Swale is an ecosystem, not a pizza.” #aWinforNature

“We're trying to bring back some of the wildness, some of the life, that belongs here back to the territory”   We’re excited to see one of our Board Members, Candace Savage in this episode of the Butterfly Diaries!   bit.ly/3IBCdSe

“Indigenous people across Saskatchewan are hoping to see controlled fires used in the Saskatchewan River Delta to help restore wildlife habitats and populations” bit.ly/3ziVvrp

" ‘They’re patient places,’ she said. ‘They remind us that the choices that we make today are going to have impacts over decades and generations.’” bit.ly/3KieTK5

As you can see, WWF-Canada & partners are echoing what local communities have long been saying - the #SaskatchewanRiverDelta is an optimal area in need of protection

“Advice from a blueberry: be well-round, soak up the sun, find beauty in small things, live a fruitful life, make sweet memories!”   We took a summer break from social media & like a wild blueberry, we soaked up the sun, enjoyed the little moments, and made some sweet memories!

🌱Check out Pawanka Fund's latest infographic: "Indigenous Peoples and Biodiversity"! 🌿✨ Discover the crucial role that Indigenous Peoples play in preserving our planet's rich #biodiversity. 🌺🌳 They are the guardians of diverse ecosystems and habitats. Via Pawanka Fund

This story never gets old. Nature truly is incredible.

#throwback to a beautiful fall day.   Last year at this time we were out in the Great Sandhills of SW SK. Nature gifted us with a beauty day & our interviewees gifted us with their inspiring stories of this delicate ecosystem   Watch the episode here: youtu.be/KvL1mE2_FRA

Today we pause to honour and remember residential school survivors and those who did not make it home. We commit to reflecting and learning from the painful past of the residential school system. We commit to a better future through reconciliation. 🧡

1/2 BIG thanks to all who came to the Museum of Nature last night in celebration of CPAWS' 60th anniversary 🍂🌅🌍🌱 and special thanks to Minister Steven Guilbeault for joining us.