The Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan (SK PCAP) Partnership brings together 30 agencies and organizations representing producers, industry, provincial & federal governments, environmental non-government organizations, research and educational institutions working towards a common vision of prairie and species at risk conservation in Saskatchewan.
SK PCAP increases communication and collaboration amongst partners; addresses gaps in native prairie research/activities and programming; guides the development of programs and policies that reward sustainable use and promote ecological health and integrity including species at risk recovery; and improves public understanding of native prairie and species at risk.
View footage from events, prairie conservation videos and talks from SK PCAP's Prairie Speaker Series. Visit our website for more information! www.pcap-sk.org
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very interesting, I have ben trying for years to grow them indoors with little success
I attended one of the art classes. It was a wonderful experience, and I look forward to doing it again! It would be great to do a class on invertebrates as well!
This is fantastic! Thank you :)
Just a heads up, both species of swan can be legally harvested in Montana.
Thankyou for this!
Where can I find the review series by the English prof? I've tried looking on Facebook but am having no luck. Let me know please😁
Is it a good idea to scatter seeds of indigenous plants in city parks?
I respectfully knowledge that I live on Albertosaurus and Edmontosaurus land, and thank the Bering Strait for opening up a land bridge to allow for our occupation.
Sonic technology brags about how it doesn't negatively affect ecosystems however given that it kills algae, then it would eliminate the food supply of the young frogs. I've always loved frogs and salamanders so this has been a refreshing "just for me" webinar rather than for work. Thank you.
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I'm pretty sure people already feared bats before Dracula, or there would have been no reason to use bats in this horror novel as they wouldn't evoke fear, can you imagine if Dracula transformed into a sheep, I don't think it would have worked as well, sheep don't create panic like bats do, I know it's a weird comparison, but you get my point, Dracula would have not been taken seriously if he transformed into a sheep, as there is nothing that makes us fearful of sheep, it has to be a creepy crawly, or a night dweller so to speak something that is already feared, but I wouldn't expect a biologist to understand anthropology necessarily anyway
Amazing presentation
I Just found a western tiger salamander on the road in regina and I'm trying to find out as much as i can.
awesome presentation!
Fantastic video - heart and soul, and love. That’s what it’s about.
Thank you for posting!
Great presentation! Very interesting stuff. Grasslands are the best.
An amazing presentation! Thanks for organizing this video.
Hello. I live in Southern Saskatchewan. I just wanted to say that the snow owl population here has been steady for the last 3-4 years. I am seeing 30 owls a day easily. And one day last year saw 66. All in a very small area. Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it.
And then the ironic photo of a non-native ladybug, Coccinella septempunctata, (unless I'm mistaken, of course) on a plant at the beginning. Heh.
hold on you did not mention the water vapour radiation window, the thermostat for earth temperature control and you did not mention the amount of radiation coming off the planet. If you overlap water vapour and the radiation coming from the planet and co2 you will see that at 4 micrometres water vapour overwhelms co2 so adding co2 at this wavelength with no extra heating at 8 micrometres the radiation only makes co2 move from side to side very little heating. now at 15 micrometres, preindustrial, after you overlap water vapour there is only 0.3 to 0.5 degrees C possible heating ie .the science has moved on water vapour drives temperature but water vapour is overall dropping in the atmosphere you need to do a course in quantum mechanics to get a basic understanding of matter at the atomic level
Thanks for this. I really appreciate the information.
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In Saskatchewan, the Western Red Lily-Lilium philadelphicum, is a protected species under the Provincial Emblem and Honours Act, and is therefore illegal to pick, or to dig up unless on private property.
So I have to ask how did the perussian carp become introduced into Canada and what affect will they have on the native carp ( buffalo fish). Are they reliesed gold fish.
No, Goldfish are a different species of Genus Casassius that originated in Southern China. Prussian carp are from Europe, and are of the same genus but a different species but they look very similar.
What are some other ways to help? Are there organizations that we can donate to?
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Good info! Thanks for the presentation Allie and PCAP!
Excellent presentation/research thank you.
This presentation is very interesting. I like the idea of introducing plants without ripping up the lawn!
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Admittingly Boyce doesn’t have a clue about how the soil microbiology works. His slide on intensity of grazing reflects this. In order to maintain arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, you need to retain root mass. How do you retain root mass? By retaining over 50% of the plant mass above ground. With continuous grazing (non-AMP), preferred plants get grazed all the way to the ground. The only way you can reduce this over grazing with continuous grazing is by reducing the number of cattle (ie “lighter” grazing). Though with AMP grazing the strategy is different. Time is also an important factor. So you move the cattle from one paddock to another paddock after the cattle graze only the top 50% of forages. This way the root mass is retained along with the AMF associations. Maintaining roots and AMF associations is critical to building SOM/SOC since the turnover of AMF and bacteria, the necromass, is what largely forms SOM as well as SOC and SON. Measuring SOM/SOC in only the first 15 cm or meter won’t necessarily reflect this increasing SOC capture.
My grandparents had a bat in their house but I was to young and don't remember what it looks like to identify it now, I haven't seen one since.
1) By reflecting away 30% of ISR the albedo, which would not exist w/o the atmosphere, makes the earth cooler than it would be without that atmosphere like that reflective panel set on the dash. Remove the atmosphere/GHGs and the earth becomes much like the Moon or Mercury, a barren rock with a 0.1 albedo, 20% more kJ/h, hot^3 on the lit side, cold^3 on the dark. Nikolov, Kramm (U of AK) and UCLA Diviner mission all tacitly agree. 2) the GHG up/down welling, “trapping”/”back” radiating/delaying/intercepting, 100 % efficient, perpetual warming loop requires "extra" energy which according to RGHE theory comes from 3) the terrestrial surface radiating "extra" energy as an ideal black body which 4) cannot happen because of the non-radiative heat transfer processes of the contiguous atmospheric molecules and as demonstrated by experiment, the gold standard of classical science: principia-scientific.org/debunking-the-greenhouse-gas-theory-with-a-boiling-water-pot/ 1+2+3+4 = 0 Greenhouse Effect + 0 Greenhouse gas warming + 0 man caused climate change. Version 1.0 031821 skpcap
What is the percentage,, of all of Canada’s surfaces ,, trees , grass , crops , rivers , lakes , oceans etc ? Is it about 30% of the worlds carbon ,,, that Canada absorbs ?? Thanks ,, So does all of Canada’s total surface areas ,, absorb 30 % or more ,, of the worlds carbon emissions ?? Thanks 👍👍🇨🇦
The prairies also absorb C02 as well ? Right ? What is the percentage ?
What is are the percentages the prairies and the rest of the flora and fauna in Canada ?
Does Canada’s boreal forest absorb 9% of the worlds C02 .? If not ,, how much ?
Does lakes and seas and oceans and rivers absorb c02 ? What is the percentage ?
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Great webinar, but the background kitchen noise and other chatter from non-muted participants makes it difficult to focus on the content.
How does swift foxes survive in such extreme temperatures
Thank you for uploading! I was so sad I missed this!
Excellent information. I thoroughly enjoyed the presentation as well as Ms Savage's books.
What is the size of the squared out area you are raking litter from?
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Were do i get the bees from to borrow or buy ??
I have a 400 plant haskap bush along with pears and cherry. apple .. is that a good mix in fort quappelle sask for pollination along with saskatoons that are blooming at the same time ???
Thanks for posting! Great to be able to tune-in after the fact.