We will take a closer look into the birds that rely on the Interlake’s diverse landscapes, and what we can do to support these species on their journeys.
Guess the Animal by the Local Cree Name
Can you guess the animal by its local Cree name? Test your knowledge and learn about the wildlife and rich Indigenous language of the Cree people!
What’s That Sound?
Learning bird sounds might feel overwhelming at first. How do you tell one trill from another? It’s easier than you think—and here are great tools to help you get started.
Step by Step:
Ever stumbled across tiny paw prints in the snow or mud and wondered who passed by before you? Every track tells a story — if you know how to identify it!
Wetlands and Their Role in Climate
So, what exactly are wetlands? Why do they matter so much? And most importantly—how can we help protect them?
Who Pooped Here?
Ever stumbled across poop on a trail and wondered what animal left it behind? Whether you’re hiking, hunting, or just exploring the outdoors, identifying scat can tell you a lot about the wildlife nearby — and even help keep you safe.
Meet the Neighbours:
Let’s get to know some of our remarkable neighbours, reminding us just how rich—and fragile—our local ecosystems really are.
Do Wildlife Management Areas Protect Habitats?
How well are the habitats within WMAs protected for the species that rely on them? And how secure are these areas for the people who enjoy outdoor activities there?
Bird Recorders Will Support Conservation in FRCN
Two wildlife audio recorders were set up in FRCN as part of a project to study how birds migrate through, breed, and live in the Interlake.