Upcoming Events
Smarter Science, Better Buildings, Nov. 13-16 (Prince Albert)
Grade 7 students and the general public are invited to view the Smarter Science, Better Buildings exhibit in the foyer of Prince Albert’s City Hall from Nov. 13-16.
East Africa Trip, Nov. 19 (Regina)
Dale Hjertaas will present on his recent trip to East Africa at the 7:30 pm, Nov. 19, meeting of Nature Regina.
Hidden Bird Song, Nov. 20 (Prince Albert)
Join Nature Prince Albert for a talk on bird song from 7-9 pm, Nov. 20.
Man of the Trees Book Launch, Nov. 20 (Saskatoon)
Join Paul Hanley at McNally Robinson Booksellers at 7 pm, Nov. 20, for the launch of his new book, Man of the Trees: Richard St. Barbe Baker, The First Global Conservationist.
Indigenous Green Energy Forum, Nov. 21 (Saskatoon)
First Nations Power Authority is hosting the 4th annual Indigenous Green Energy Forum from 8 am-4 pm, Nov. 21, in Saskatoon.
Trash Talk, Nov. 22 (Saskatoon)
You’re invited to attend a waste reduction workshop offering tips and tricks on how to reduce your waste footprint from 6:30-9:30 pm, Nov. 22.
Saskatoon Cycles AGM, Nov. 23 (Saskatoon)
Saskatoon Cycles is holding their annual general meeting at 5 pm, Nov. 23, at Venice House on Central Avenue.
EcoHack, Nov. 23-25 (Saskatoon)
Participate in EcoHack, Nov. 23-25 at the U of S, and help solve local environmental and sustainability challenges.
Carbonless Concert, Nov. 24 (Saskatoon)
Enjoy local music at a carbonless concert from 6:30-9 pm, Nov. 24.
A full list of upcoming events can be found on the EcoFriendly Sask Calendar
In the News
Minneapolis is stepping up enforcement of sidewalk snow removal to increase walkability.
Our wilderness areas are often noisy places.
“Those of us who study insects are passionate about them in a way that can seem incomprehensible to outsiders. People get why Jane Goodall loves chimps; they are less sanguine about my fondness for earwigs.”
Owls, hares, and butterflies - three great new nature reference guides.
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