During the spring, 39 sage-grouse were released in southern Alberta after being captured in Montana. The birds were then handed over to Alberta wildlife biologists by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. youtu.be/u-kX2LLTBUM #wildlifeconservation #alberta #sagegrouse

Bull Trout conservation is a team effort. Biologists from multiple government agencies and conservation groups collaborate to enhance Bull Trout populations.

On this world Environment Day a tip of the hat to those Alberta biologists doing great work to help @abnativetrout

In-stream egg incubation could be a new hope to restore Bull Trout populations along Alberta’s eastern slopes. #abnativetrout #bulltrout #abfish

When it comes to collecting eggs from Bull Trout this is how it’s done. #abnativetrout #bulltrout #ABFish

How do you plant Bull Trout eggs? #ABNativeTrout #bulltrout #abfish @abnativetrout

Nature Alberta opens the door to outdoor education.

Let’s take a nature break, Nature Alberta programs provide an opportunity for discovery.

The long weekend is here! Let’s go fishing. @ConserveAlberta @AlbertaWildFed

Just a reminder about Clean Drain and Dry your watercraft. @AB_Enviro @ABInvasives

It’s time to wet a line. There are numerous ponds and lakes throughout Alberta that are stocked with fish, providing ample opportunities for fishing enthusiasts.

Some news on @InvSp

It’s time to purchase that fishing licence! @ConserveAlberta

The great egg collection. To enhance the walleye fishery in Alberta, biologists will collect eggs from spawning walleye to raise in a hatchery and release them into lakes with low walleye populations. #abfish

Fighting over food, A study shows Bull Trout can be impacted by other non-native trout species when it comes to food.

Hey, outdoor adventurers! As we gear up for the upcoming long weekend, why not plan a family fishing excursion? @ConserveAlberta @AB_Enviro

Biologists are exploring an innovative method to increase the population of bull trout in their natural environment.

Have to wonder if the mild winter contributed to a more relaxed hibernation? Or do weather conditions even have an impact on the health of bears come spring?

Always fun to keep tabs on these amazing raptors. A big shout out @ConserveAlberta for setting up these cameras.