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Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas Inc.- Wild green space in the city!
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Two Digital Trails, One Living Forest
animals, 2026-07-07
Discovering Ice Age Waters, Forest Wonders, and the Hidden Stories of Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area In an age when many of us carry a world of information in the palm of our hands, a new way of exploring nature is emerging—one that invites us to put down our distractions and become more deeply … Continue reading "Two Digital Trails, One Living Forest"
animals, 2026-07-07
Discovering Ice Age Waters, Forest Wonders, and the Hidden Stories of Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area In an age when many of us carry a world of information in the palm of our hands, a new way of exploring nature is emerging—one that invites us to put down our distractions and become more deeply … Continue reading "Two Digital Trails, One Living Forest"
Water Remembers
Affordable and clean energy (SDG 7), 2026-07-07
A New Documentary Reveals the Hidden Ice Age Story Beneath Saskatoon’s West Swale “Every landscape tells a story. Every landscape remembers.” At first glance, the West Swale appears to be a quiet ribbon of wetlands winding through the prairie west of Saskatoon. Farmers have long recognized its wetter soils. Birdwatchers know it as a haven … Continue reading "Water Remembers"
Affordable and clean energy (SDG 7), 2026-07-07
A New Documentary Reveals the Hidden Ice Age Story Beneath Saskatoon’s West Swale “Every landscape tells a story. Every landscape remembers.” At first glance, the West Swale appears to be a quiet ribbon of wetlands winding through the prairie west of Saskatoon. Farmers have long recognized its wetter soils. Birdwatchers know it as a haven … Continue reading "Water Remembers"
📸 Could YOUR photo win $1,000? 🌿🏆
anada Historic Places Days, 2026-07-05
Historic Places Days Photo Contest🗓️ July 11–19, 2026 Every place tells a story… what’s yours? The National Trust for Canada’s “Every Place Communicates a Story” Photo Contest is back—and you could win $1,000, while helping a featured historic place receive another $1,000! We’re excited that THREE incredible Saskatchewan places are registered and waiting for your … Continue reading "📸 Could YOUR photo win $1,000? 🌿🏆"
anada Historic Places Days, 2026-07-05
Historic Places Days Photo Contest🗓️ July 11–19, 2026 Every place tells a story… what’s yours? The National Trust for Canada’s “Every Place Communicates a Story” Photo Contest is back—and you could win $1,000, while helping a featured historic place receive another $1,000! We’re excited that THREE incredible Saskatchewan places are registered and waiting for your … Continue reading "📸 Could YOUR photo win $1,000? 🌿🏆"
A Story of Orchid Mycorrhizal Fungi
Canada, 2026-06-30
Beneath the Moss and the Quiet Wind: A Story of Orchid Mycorrhizal Fungi and the Hidden Conversations of the Soil There is a moment in northern forests when the world seems to speak in whispers rather than words. The wind passes through trembling aspen leaves like a question half-answered. Moss holds the memory of rain. … Continue reading "A Story of Orchid Mycorrhizal Fungi"
Canada, 2026-06-30
Beneath the Moss and the Quiet Wind: A Story of Orchid Mycorrhizal Fungi and the Hidden Conversations of the Soil There is a moment in northern forests when the world seems to speak in whispers rather than words. The wind passes through trembling aspen leaves like a question half-answered. Moss holds the memory of rain. … Continue reading "A Story of Orchid Mycorrhizal Fungi"
Beneath Every Forest – Mycorrhizal Fungi – Part one
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AM fungi), 2026-06-28
Beneath Every Forest: Discovering the Hidden World of Mycorrhizal Fungi How an underground network older than the dinosaurs quietly sustains forests, wetlands, grasslands, wildlife, and perhaps our own future. By Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas There Is Another Forest Beneath Our Feet When we stroll beneath the shade of trembling aspens in the Richard … Continue reading "Beneath Every Forest – Mycorrhizal Fungi – Part one"
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AM fungi), 2026-06-28
Beneath Every Forest: Discovering the Hidden World of Mycorrhizal Fungi How an underground network older than the dinosaurs quietly sustains forests, wetlands, grasslands, wildlife, and perhaps our own future. By Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas There Is Another Forest Beneath Our Feet When we stroll beneath the shade of trembling aspens in the Richard … Continue reading "Beneath Every Forest – Mycorrhizal Fungi – Part one"
Beneath Every Forest – Part two
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AM fungi), 2026-06-28
Beneath Every Forest: Discovering the Hidden World of Mycorrhizal Fungi Part Two – Saskatchewan’s Living Soil: The Underground Network That Sustains Forests, Wetlands, and Wildlife “The health of a forest begins long before a seedling reaches toward the sunlight. It begins beneath the forest floor, where billions of unseen partnerships quietly prepare the way.” A … Continue reading "Beneath Every Forest – Part two"
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AM fungi), 2026-06-28
Beneath Every Forest: Discovering the Hidden World of Mycorrhizal Fungi Part Two – Saskatchewan’s Living Soil: The Underground Network That Sustains Forests, Wetlands, and Wildlife “The health of a forest begins long before a seedling reaches toward the sunlight. It begins beneath the forest floor, where billions of unseen partnerships quietly prepare the way.” A … Continue reading "Beneath Every Forest – Part two"
Beneath Every Forest – Part three
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AM fungi), 2026-06-28
Beneath Every Forest: Discovering the Hidden World of Mycorrhizal Fungi Part Three – Protecting Earth’s Underground Living Infrastructure “The future of our forests depends not only on the trees we plant, but also on the living soil we protect.” Climate Champions Beneath Our Feet When people think about climate change, they often picture smokestacks, glaciers, … Continue reading "Beneath Every Forest – Part three"
Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AM fungi), 2026-06-28
Beneath Every Forest: Discovering the Hidden World of Mycorrhizal Fungi Part Three – Protecting Earth’s Underground Living Infrastructure “The future of our forests depends not only on the trees we plant, but also on the living soil we protect.” Climate Champions Beneath Our Feet When people think about climate change, they often picture smokestacks, glaciers, … Continue reading "Beneath Every Forest – Part three"
Shape the Future of Saskatchewan’s Perimeter Highway
active transportation, 2026-06-25
This is Very Important. Please network and share the message! Let your MLA and MP know today of this opportunity! Do you travel to the Cory Mine, to Dalmeny or to Pike Lake? Do you live in the SouthWest area of Saskatoon, or travel there? Make Your Voice Heard: Shape the Future of Saskatchewan’s Perimeter … Continue reading "Shape the Future of Saskatchewan’s Perimeter Highway"
active transportation, 2026-06-25
This is Very Important. Please network and share the message! Let your MLA and MP know today of this opportunity! Do you travel to the Cory Mine, to Dalmeny or to Pike Lake? Do you live in the SouthWest area of Saskatoon, or travel there? Make Your Voice Heard: Shape the Future of Saskatchewan’s Perimeter … Continue reading "Shape the Future of Saskatchewan’s Perimeter Highway"
Are Genus Gyraulus Gyro Snails and a ramshorn snail the same?
Canada Environment Week, 2026-06-24
Yes, Genus Gyraulus snails are a type of ramshorn snail, but not all ramshorn snails are Gyraulus. The Relationship Think of it like this: Taxonomically: How to Recognize a Gyraulus Snail What Do They Do in Wetlands? Gyraulus snails are important members of wetland ecosystems because they: Fun Fact Most ramshorn snails, including Gyraulus, carry … Continue reading "Are Genus Gyraulus Gyro Snails and a ramshorn snail the same?"
Canada Environment Week, 2026-06-24
Yes, Genus Gyraulus snails are a type of ramshorn snail, but not all ramshorn snails are Gyraulus. The Relationship Think of it like this: Taxonomically: How to Recognize a Gyraulus Snail What Do They Do in Wetlands? Gyraulus snails are important members of wetland ecosystems because they: Fun Fact Most ramshorn snails, including Gyraulus, carry … Continue reading "Are Genus Gyraulus Gyro Snails and a ramshorn snail the same?"
Why Grassroots Decarbonization is Smart Business
afforestation and reforestation, 2026-06-24
The Natural Capital Strategy: Why Grassroots Decarbonization is Smart Business June 25, 2026, marks the annual observance of World Decarbonization Day. For corporate leaders, policymakers, and municipal planners, this day represents a critical milestone to look beyond abstract climate models and evaluate the industrial and financial realities of transitioning away from fossil fuels. Historically, mainstream … Continue reading "Why Grassroots Decarbonization is Smart Business"
afforestation and reforestation, 2026-06-24
The Natural Capital Strategy: Why Grassroots Decarbonization is Smart Business June 25, 2026, marks the annual observance of World Decarbonization Day. For corporate leaders, policymakers, and municipal planners, this day represents a critical milestone to look beyond abstract climate models and evaluate the industrial and financial realities of transitioning away from fossil fuels. Historically, mainstream … Continue reading "Why Grassroots Decarbonization is Smart Business"
The Little Wetland Helpers
Chappell Marsh, 2026-06-23
A Story of Water Beetles, Predaceous Diving Beetles, and Water Fleas On a warm summer day, a storm pond shimmered beneath the prairie sky. Beneath the surface, hidden among the reeds, cattails, and patches of alkali grass, three remarkable groups of creatures worked tirelessly to keep the wetland healthy: the Water Boatmen, the Predaceous Diving … Continue reading "The Little Wetland Helpers"
Chappell Marsh, 2026-06-23
A Story of Water Beetles, Predaceous Diving Beetles, and Water Fleas On a warm summer day, a storm pond shimmered beneath the prairie sky. Beneath the surface, hidden among the reeds, cattails, and patches of alkali grass, three remarkable groups of creatures worked tirelessly to keep the wetland healthy: the Water Boatmen, the Predaceous Diving … Continue reading "The Little Wetland Helpers"
Summer Solstice in the Afforestation Forests
Clavet Memorial Forest, 2026-06-21
Summer Solstice in the Afforestation Forests The sun has climbed to its highest thought,Lingering long above the prairie’s green,Pouring gold upon the trembling leavesAnd every pathway winding through the trees. In the Richard St. Barbe Baker woods,Where poplar shadows dance upon the earth,The forest breathes a quiet, ancient songOf roots and rain and seasons turning … Continue reading "Summer Solstice in the Afforestation Forests"
Clavet Memorial Forest, 2026-06-21
Summer Solstice in the Afforestation Forests The sun has climbed to its highest thought,Lingering long above the prairie’s green,Pouring gold upon the trembling leavesAnd every pathway winding through the trees. In the Richard St. Barbe Baker woods,Where poplar shadows dance upon the earth,The forest breathes a quiet, ancient songOf roots and rain and seasons turning … Continue reading "Summer Solstice in the Afforestation Forests"
Solstice Prayers in the Prairie Trees
season, 2026-06-21
An Anthem for the Sun: Honoring Heritage, Nature, and Healing in Saskatchewan’s Forests The solstice sun stands high and still, Pouring gold on swale and hill, Where Richard St. Barbe Baker keeps The ancient soil where carbon sleeps. Beneath the longest, brightest day, The hidden roots stretch through the clay, A standard bearer, wild and … Continue reading "Solstice Prayers in the Prairie Trees"
season, 2026-06-21
An Anthem for the Sun: Honoring Heritage, Nature, and Healing in Saskatchewan’s Forests The solstice sun stands high and still, Pouring gold on swale and hill, Where Richard St. Barbe Baker keeps The ancient soil where carbon sleeps. Beneath the longest, brightest day, The hidden roots stretch through the clay, A standard bearer, wild and … Continue reading "Solstice Prayers in the Prairie Trees"
Why Saskatoon’s Urban Forests May Be Some of Our Most Valuable Climate Infrastructure
afforestation and reforestation, 2026-06-21
June 25: World Decarbonization Day Why Saskatoon’s Urban Forests May Be Some of Our Most Valuable Climate Infrastructure By all appearances, the Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area is simply a pleasant place to come to. Birds sing in the poplar canopy. Prairie grasses sway in the wind. Wetlands glisten beneath Saskatchewan’s expansive skies. Yet … Continue reading "Why Saskatoon’s Urban Forests May Be Some of Our Most Valuable Climate Infrastructure"
afforestation and reforestation, 2026-06-21
June 25: World Decarbonization Day Why Saskatoon’s Urban Forests May Be Some of Our Most Valuable Climate Infrastructure By all appearances, the Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area is simply a pleasant place to come to. Birds sing in the poplar canopy. Prairie grasses sway in the wind. Wetlands glisten beneath Saskatchewan’s expansive skies. Yet … Continue reading "Why Saskatoon’s Urban Forests May Be Some of Our Most Valuable Climate Infrastructure"
After the Ash: Why Our Greenspaces Need a Culture of Care, Not Just a Bylaw
Climate action (SDG 13), 2026-06-13
After the Ash: Why Our Greenspaces Need a Culture of Care, Not Just a Bylaw In the spirit of relational accountability centering land, community responsibility, and systems rather than individual blame. Two spring fires in Saskatoon’s afforestation areas left more than blackened grass and scorched understory. They exposed a familiar weakness in urban conservation: we … Continue reading "After the Ash: Why Our Greenspaces Need a Culture of Care, Not Just a Bylaw"
Climate action (SDG 13), 2026-06-13
After the Ash: Why Our Greenspaces Need a Culture of Care, Not Just a Bylaw In the spirit of relational accountability centering land, community responsibility, and systems rather than individual blame. Two spring fires in Saskatoon’s afforestation areas left more than blackened grass and scorched understory. They exposed a familiar weakness in urban conservation: we … Continue reading "After the Ash: Why Our Greenspaces Need a Culture of Care, Not Just a Bylaw"
When the Forest Burns Twice
bird, 2026-06-10
When the Forest Burns Twice: A Call to Protect Saskatoon’s Afforestation Areas After two devastating spring fires in Saskatoon’s afforestation areas, the temptation is to talk only about flames: ignition points, suppression efforts, acreage burned, and the cost of response. But if we stop there, we miss the deeper story. These greenspaces are not empty … Continue reading "When the Forest Burns Twice"
bird, 2026-06-10
When the Forest Burns Twice: A Call to Protect Saskatoon’s Afforestation Areas After two devastating spring fires in Saskatoon’s afforestation areas, the temptation is to talk only about flames: ignition points, suppression efforts, acreage burned, and the cost of response. But if we stop there, we miss the deeper story. These greenspaces are not empty … Continue reading "When the Forest Burns Twice"
10 Reasons to Sponsor ROOTED 2026
Animal Welfare & Human-Animal Relationships, 2026-06-06
Resilience, Outreach and One-Health, Trees, Ecology & Diversity September 2026 | Toronto, Ontario | Hybrid Conference Help Shape a More Resilient Future ROOTED 2026 brings together environmental leaders, researchers, Indigenous knowledge holders, policymakers, community organizations, health professionals, educators, and sustainability advocates to advance practical solutions for a healthier planet and stronger communities. As a sponsor, … Continue reading "10 Reasons to Sponsor ROOTED 2026"
Animal Welfare & Human-Animal Relationships, 2026-06-06
Resilience, Outreach and One-Health, Trees, Ecology & Diversity September 2026 | Toronto, Ontario | Hybrid Conference Help Shape a More Resilient Future ROOTED 2026 brings together environmental leaders, researchers, Indigenous knowledge holders, policymakers, community organizations, health professionals, educators, and sustainability advocates to advance practical solutions for a healthier planet and stronger communities. As a sponsor, … Continue reading "10 Reasons to Sponsor ROOTED 2026"
Your Sponsorship Doesn’t Just Support a Conference—It Helps Shape the Environmental Solutions of Tomorrow.
Animal Welfare & Human-Animal Relationships, 2026-06-06
Investing in Resilience, Sustainability, and Global Collaboration The world faces unprecedented environmental, social, and health challenges. Climate change, biodiversity loss, ecosystem degradation, and increasing pressures on communities demand innovative solutions and collaborative action. Addressing these challenges requires more than individual efforts—it requires partnerships. ROOTED 2026—Resilience, Outreach and One-Health, Trees, Ecology & Diversity—is an international hybrid … Continue reading "Your Sponsorship Doesn’t Just Support a Conference—It
Animal Welfare & Human-Animal Relationships, 2026-06-06
Investing in Resilience, Sustainability, and Global Collaboration The world faces unprecedented environmental, social, and health challenges. Climate change, biodiversity loss, ecosystem degradation, and increasing pressures on communities demand innovative solutions and collaborative action. Addressing these challenges requires more than individual efforts—it requires partnerships. ROOTED 2026—Resilience, Outreach and One-Health, Trees, Ecology & Diversity—is an international hybrid … Continue reading "Your Sponsorship Doesn’t Just Support a Conference—It
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