Whooping Crane Scatter Feed

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This YouTube video was produced by the Calgary Zoo.

Do you like sharing meals with someone special? Our whooping crane ‘Arthur’ does! At a recent scatter feed, we caught Arthur presenting fish to female ‘Mera’.

Stop by #WildCanadaYYC to visit our whooping cranes!

Founded in 1929, the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo is Canada’s most visited zoo and a cherished family destination for locals and visitors alike. Situated on 125 acres in the heart of Calgary, Alberta, we are a leading international authority in wildlife conservation, committed to fighting the extinction of plants and animals across the globe. 

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97.5 K-Rock: Newfoundland’s classic rock beacon in St. John’s

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In the heart of St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, 97.5 K-Rock (VOCM-FM) stands as a cultural cornerstone, delivering the timeless riffs and anthems of classic rock to the Avalon Peninsula and beyond. Broadcasting at 97.5 MHz, this station, owned by Stingray Group, has carved out a unique place in the province’s radio landscape with its blend of iconic rock hits, local flavor, and engaging programming. Since its inception in 1982, K-Rock has evolved from its early days as VO Stereo to become Newfoundland’s go-to source for classic rock, appealing to a diverse audience with its carefully curated music and … Continue

CWF’s WILD Generations

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This YouTube video was produced by The Canadian Wildlife Federation.

Experience the joy of gardening while making a positive impact on wildlife conservation.
Learn more: http://CanadianWildlifeFederation.ca

Song credits

Song: Awards
Artist: Action_Monkey

Canada’s wildlife is facing unprecedented threats. From climate change to habitat loss, pollution, and homes being destroyed by the effects of climate change, brought on by human activity, the once-vibrant ecosystems that span our nation are now in rapid decline. Species that once thrived in abundance are now on the brink of extinction. From coast to coast, Canadian wildlife is disappearing—pushed to the edge by circumstances they

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