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Dedicated to protecting and preserving the Carrot River Watershed through education and awareness.

Melfort, SK, Canada
Joined December 2014
The Saskatchewan Tree for Life Program is accepting tree orders until May 1! 🌲 Your purchase will help to support programs and projects that improve water quality in lakes and rivers and provide and sustain wildlife and aquatic habitat. Visit saskatchewan-tree-for-life.m… to order!
Thank you everyone for participating in the Tree for Life Photo Draw! We hope your trees are loving their new homes. 😁 Congratulations to all the winners! #sktreeforlife #sktreeforlifephotocontest #Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan Tree for Life Program is accepting tree orders at $5/tree. 🌲 Your purchase will help to support programs and projects that improve water quality in lakes and rivers and provide and sustain wildlife and aquatic habitat. 😁 Visit saskatchewan-tree-for-life.m… to order!
Conserving water, even if you think it’s small, it will help. It all adds up! #Saskatchewan #Watershed #WaterIsLife
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Today’s #FrostyFriend, the White-tailed Deer 🦌 has impressive abilities to survive our harsh winters. ❄️ White-tailed deer possess a personal fermentation tank within their stomach that breaks down their winter diet of bark, twigs, and buds. #Saskatchewan #Winter #Wildlife #Deer
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The Saskatchewan Tree for Life Program is now accepting tree orders at $5/tree 🌲 Your purchase will help to support programs and projects that improve water quality in lakes and rivers 😁 All sales are final and non-refundable. Visit saskatchewan-tree-for-life.m… to order!
Source water protection means protecting our water sources from contamination and overuse. It’s critical for us, the environment, and the economy. #Saskatchewan #Watershed #WaterIsLife
Water is essential to life on Earth. 🌎 Remember to not take it for granted. #Watershed #WaterIsLife
Today’s #FrostyFriend, the Black Bear has impressive abilities to survive our harsh winters. ❄️ In the winter, black bear slow their heart rate & synchronize it with their breathing. This allows them to conserve energy while maintaining their flight or fight response. #Wildlife
Groundwater or surface water? 💧 Where does your water come from? #Saskatchewan #Watershed #WaterIsLife
Climate change affects us all! It’s important to do your part to help mitigate climate change… plant a tree, get a rain barrel, plan meals to reduce waste, use a clothesline to dry clothes, turn lights off when you’re not in a room! Every bit helps! #SKTreeforLife
Do you know where Saskatchewan water ends up? 💧 Saskatchewan water contributes to 3 major drainage basins. 1 - The Hudson Bay; 2 - The Gulf of Mexico; 3 - The Arctic Ocean #Saskatchewan #Watershed #WaterIsLife
Today’s #FrostyFriend, the Downy Woodpecker has impressive abilities to survive our harsh winters. ❄️ Did you know Downy Woodpeckers join mixed flocks of birds in the winter, such as red-breasted nuthatches? This helps them avoid predators and find food. #Winter #Wildlife #Birds
DYK that 10 yr old trees absorb approx. 48 lbs of CO2/yr & young trees 13 lbs of CO2/yr! Imagine what 24,000 trees could do! The #SKTreeforLife Program & its partners, have been giving trees away to be planted across the province to help mitigate climate change! #ClimateChange
A friendly reminder to enjoy the outdoors even in the winter! Here are 6 winter fun ideas…build a fort, go snowshoeing, have a winter campfire, make a snowcone, go ice-fishing, donate to a coat drive! #Saskatchewan #Winter #WinterWonderland
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You can make a difference for climate change – reducing waste, water usage, energy use and driving help. So does planting trees, a garden, recycling, reusing products! All these things are “easy” & can help mitigate climate change. #SKTreeforLife #ClimateChange
Can nature be a prescription for your health? Absolutely! It comes with many benefits! #Saskatchewan #Winter
Today’s #FrostyFriend, the Snowshoe Hare has impressive abilities to survive our harsh winters. ❄️ Their large and wide “snowshoes” – their hind feet allow them to walk on snow and are where they get their name from. #Saskatchewan #Winter #Wildlife
Overall, the carbon uptake by trees reduces the rate that carbon accumulates in the atmosphere. An acre of forest can sequester more than a ton of carbon dioxide every year! #SKTreeforLife #ClimateChange
Happy World Wetlands Day! 💧 Take some time today to reflect on what wetlands do for you. 😀 worldwetlandsday.org #WorldWetlandsDay #ActForWetlands #Watershed