The Nature Conservancy of Canada is hosting a free nationwide webinar providing tips on how to identify animal tracks. Andrew ...

Canada’s landscapes are filled with clues about the daily lives of wildlife. Tracks, markings and other subtle signs tell ...

There will be a free webinar today at 3:30pm to teach the art of animal tracking hosted by the Nature Conservancy of Canada ...

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A free public art party to celebrate Youth Art Month is planned from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, March 27, at the University of Wyoming Art Museum.

The Nature Conservancy last week held a webinar to help people identify a variety of species common in our part of North ...

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Grizzly bear tracks are unmistakable: huge prints in the snow, larger than a human hand, with long front claws. Grizzly ...

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My go-to for animal track identification is Paul Rezendes’ classic “Tracking and the Art of Seeing: How to Read Animal Tracks and Signs.” What’s great about this book is that in addition to showing ...