Where Are They Now?
We’ve noticed that many of our scholarship recipients travel the world to continue their careers. This is fantastic. We’re happy when the William Wishart award becomes a springboard to wildlife […]
Where Are They Now?
Nate Webb has come a long way to return home. In 2006 , his studies on wolves and elk drew the Chapter’s attention for their clarity and originality. Nate was […]
Where Are They Now?
Paul Frame was the 2002 recipient of the William Wishard graduate scholarship; only the second time it was awarded. At the time, Paul was studying for his MSc at the […]
Meet a Wildlifer
Our May edition of the Alberta Wildlifer included an interview of Dr. Peter Neuhaus, by feature editor Erika Almási-Klausz. Dr. Neuhaus is an adjunct professor in the Biogeoscience Institute at […]
Where Are They Now?
The William Wishart scholarship is awarded to promising graduate students. Grad school can be a slog, so the ACTWS is keen to encourage and empower graduate students in any way […]
Where Are They Now?
Nadine Raynolds has been at the forefront of wildlife conservation and education for her entire adult life. The recipient of the Ian Ross Memorial scholarship in 2000, Nadine completed her […]
Where Are They Now?
In 1995, the first recipient of the ACTWS Undergraduate Award, now known as the Ian Ross Memorial Scholarship, was a bright, young undergrad named Philip McLoughlin from the University of […]
Happy Canada Day
Our nation turns 152 years young today. Our land, and the wildlife it supports, is far older than this. Wilderness is an inalienable piece of the Canadian identity. We see […]
May Mystery Wildlife
The answer to our May Mystery Wildlife quiz is… Vesper Sparrow (Pooecetes gramineus). This little grassland critter is known for singing at sundown, the time when Vesper prayers have been […]
The Alberta Wildlifer is Available
The May edition of the Alberta Wildlifer Newsletter is out in a Brand. New. Format. Click on the link to get to a pdf file that you can read on […]
