Alberta Conservation News Today

The population of endangered piping plovers in Alberta has dipped below 100, but a veteran wildlife biologist still sees room for optimism.

With the arrival of 2024, Global News is taking a moment to reflect on the year that was and the stories that garnered interest in Calgary and throughout southern Alberta.

A researcher from the King’s University in Edmonton is looking to see why white-tailed jackrabbit populations are booming despite seeing a sharp decline elsewhere. University researcher to study Edmonton's massive bunny boom

The fight against invasive species in Alberta is aided by a trio of four-legged friends.

Three peregrine falcon chicks have been rescued from a hospital building in west Edmonton. The fledglings ghave been sent to a hacking site on the Pembina River where they will learn to hunt prey.

A plane tragedy has claimed six lives near Canmore.

The bodies of two missing men who had been hiking in the Rocky Mountains were found Thursday at the bottom of a ridge at Mount Coulthard.

While visiting the Centre dinitiatives en agriculture de la region de Coaticook (CIARC), the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, the Honourable Marie-Claude

Visit Fort Lions Pond on June 10 for Kids Can Catch.

Visit Fort Lions Pond on June 10 for Kids Can Catch.