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20 July 2026
This small coral mushroom absorbs nutrients from the ground. LOREENA NIEUWENHOUTWith help from Loreena Nieuwenhout
Many people think mushrooms are plants, but they aren’t! Mushrooms belong to a different scientific classification of living things, a biological king...
20 July 2026
The underside of a mushroom cap often has gills. This is where the spores come from. KELSIE NORTONWith help from Loreena Nieuwenhout
The most important rule of mushroom hunting — which mushroom enthusiasts call a “foray” — is to never eat a wild ...
20 July 2026
Which parts of the fungi anatomy can you see on these gilled mushrooms? Not every mushroom has every part, and sometimes, even if a mushroom has a particular part, it’s not visible! KELSIE NORTONBy Loreena Nieuwenhout
Mushrooms come in all sorts of sizes, shapes, and colours. Th...
20 July 2026
Gilled mushrooms with a cap and stem often grow straight out of the ground. LOREENA NIEUWENHOUTBy Loreena Nieuwenhout
Alberta is a great place to live. It’s a big, beautiful province full of all kinds of natural wonders. In My Big Alberta Backyard, we in...
20 July 2026
The Northern Waterthrush was our third most-caught species. By Nancy RansomThe Wood Buffalo Wildlife Research Institute (WBWRI) is a non-profit located in Fort McMurray (Nature Alberta’s northernmost Member Club!). We work with partners throughout the Regional M...