What's Happening in Regina, SK…

While many may think of owls as being silent nighttime hunters, there's a species that turns this idea on its head, and it calls Saskatchewan home.

The Sunrise Branch of the Regina Public Library has organized a presentation that will introduce the ecology of burrowing owls, and it will include information supplied by Operation Burrowing Owl, an environmental stewardship program. Grace Pidborchynski, who works as a Habitat stewardship Coordinator with Nature Saskatchewan, will be the facilitator, and anyone interested is encouraged to attend.

The public that takes part will have the chance to learn about burrowing owls, why they are endangered, the threats they face, and how they can lend them a helping hand. The presenter will discuss current efforts to preserve their population and why this is so important. The presentation is intended for adults, and will take place during the evening hours.

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This introduction to the life and times of one of species of birds that calls Regina home will be on offer on Tuesday, January 23. All attendees are being asked to arrive by no later than 7:00pm.Get a Free Quote for Print