Critters at Moberly Lake Reveal Early Spring Feeder Visit
Early arrivals include two male juncos and five male robins at the feeding station. Robins quarrel over feeding spots, while juncos stay near the door then vanish as weather improves. Two redpolls visit briefly. white-breasted nuthatches are absent since robins arrived. Crows, ravens, magpies, and jays scout the area, with ravens perched on lamp standards and famed for tearing bags. Ravens mate for life after about three years, bachelors roam in gangs.
Muskwa-Kechika area expands by 1.9 million hectares
Legislation last week expands the Muskwa-Kechika management area by 1.9 million hectares and increases the trust fund by 1 million dollars annually. Minister Ian Waddell says the law ensures certainty for the area while reflecting earlier government approvals from 2000 and the 1997 creation. Land-use planning covers over 71 percent of the province with 12 percent underway.
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The Comfort Zone by Donna Burns
A brief notice for a women’s support group called The Comfort Zone. It invites abuse survivors or those helped by someone to share experiences, gain guidance, and find hope. Call 788-3793 for start time and day information.
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