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2024-2025 SK PCAP Annual Report

May 2025

2023-2024 SK PCAP Annual Report

May 2024

2022-2023 SK PCAP Annual Report

May 2023

2021-2022 SK PCAP Annual Report

May 2022

2020-2021 SK PCAP Annual Report

May 2021

2019-20 SK PCAP Annual Report

April 2020

2018-19 SK PCAP Annual Report

April 2019

2017-18 SK PCAP Annual Report

April 2018

2016-17 SK PCAP Annual Report

April 2017

2015-16 SK PCAP Annual Report

April 2016

2014-15 SK PCAP Annual Report

April 2015

2013 SK PCAP Update

November 2014

2012 SK PCAP Update

January 2013

2011 SK PCAP Update

March 2012

2010 SK PCAP Update

February 2011

2009 SK PCAP Update

January 2010

Partner Update Number Six

April 2005

Partner Update Number Five

April 2004

Partner Update Number Four

June 2003

Partner Update Number Three

September 2001

Partner Update Number Two

June 2000

March 2026 – Butcherbird of the Prairies

January 2026 – IYRP 2026: Global Education at Home in SK

November 2025 – Pollinators in Peril

September 2025 – Pronghorns: Built for Speed and Survival on the Great Plains

May 2025 – Celebrating Rangelands in 2026

March 2025 – Balancing Conservation and Grazing: Protecting Saskatchewan’s Piping Plovers and their Habitat

January 2025 – SK Prairie Conservation Action Plan Partnership Kicks off New 5-year Strategic Plan

November 2024 – Lessons on the Land: Update on the Adopt a Rancher Program

September 2024 – Tigers on the Prairies- The Story of Saskatchewan’s Only Native Salamander

May 2024 – Regal Raptors: Ferruginous Hawks on the Prairie

March 2024 – Saskatchewan’s Rangeland Health Assessment Gets a Reboot

January 2024 – Enemy or Ecosystem Engineers? Why It’s Good to Have Badgers on Your Land

November 2023 – Blossoming Biodiversity: Pollinators Thriving in Native Plant Gardens

September 2023 – Plant Species at Risk Found in Sandy Soil

May 2023 – Finding and Keeping Conservation Common Ground

March 2023 – Celebrating 25 Years of Grassland Conservation

January 2023 – With Adaptability Comes Wisdom – Great-Horned Owl Populations Increase Across the Prairies

November 2022 – Wetlands, Forage, Grassland and Crops – Going Further Together

September 2022 – A Tool for Invasive Species

May 2022 – A Royal Migration Is Set to Arrive in Saskatchewan

March 2022 – Getting to Know the Common Nighthawk

January 2022 – Carbon Sequestration 101: The Value of Native Prairie for Carbon Storage

November 2021 – Targeted Grazing Turns an Invasive Plant Problem into an Opportunity

September 2021 – Saskatchewan Grassland Habitats Resound with Songbirds

May 2021 – A New Tool to Help Manage Habitat for Multiple Species at Risk

March 2021 – Scientific Results Encourage Restoration and Reclamation Practices

January 2021 – Barn Swallows Can Be Useful Neighbours

November 2020 – Grazing in Native Prairies

September 2020 – Stewardship Tool for Farmers: Adding Native Perennials

May 2020 – A Webinar Recap: Adapting Grassland Grazing to Boost Carbon Sequestration

March 2020 – Snakes of Saskatchewan

January 2020 – Give Grass a Chance: Restoring Native Prairie for Productive Grazing

November 2019 – The Leafy Spurge Problem: Strategies and Management

September 2019 – A Little About the Little Brown Myotis and what you can do

May 2019 – Ecological Goods and Services from Native Prairies

March 2019 – Managing Habitat for Single Species, Multiple Species, Communities or Ecosystem?

January 2019 – Managing for Optimal Habitat Attributes for Species at Risk

November 2018 – Grassland conservation on private lands

September 2018 – Livestock Grazing and Native Grassland Conservation

May 2018 – Drones are migrating into prairie projects

March 2018 – What the Heck is an AUM?

January 2018 – Communication is vital

November 2017 – Rangeland Reality Check

September 2017 – Northern Leopard Frog

May 2017 – Loggerhead Shrike

March 2017 – Manitou Cattle Breeders Co-op Pasture

January 2017 – Grasslands Go Modern

November 2016 – Counting for Conservation: the 2016 International Piping Plover Census

September 2016 – Slither and Swoop: Snakes and Bats on the Prairie

May 2016 – NPAW and Ecomuseums

March 2016 – Prairie Prose – Telling the Story of Prairie Conservation

January 2016 – Artemis-One Young Owl’s Journey to Recovery

November 2015 – Prairie Grasslands are a Hive of Diversity When it Comes to Bees

September 2015 – Get the Dirt on Grassland Soils

May 2015 – Grazing Response Index: A Measuring Stick for Grazing Management

March 2015 – Sharing a Landscape With the Greater Sage-Grouse

January 2015 – Fencing and Wildlife – Does Design Matter?

November 2014 – Students Set to Work on Native Prairie

September 2014 – Invasive Species a Significant Threat to Grassland Biodiversity

May 2014 – NPAW

May 2014 – The Next Chapter for PCAP

Renewal Time for SK PCAP – November 2013

Grazing System Basics – September 2013

Co-existing with Burrowing Owls – Easier than you may think! – May 2013

Celebrating the 15th Annual Native Prairie Appreciation Week – May 2013

Easing into Conservation – March 2013

Fleet of Foot Fox Prefers Native Prairie Habitat – January 2013

Greener Pastures Ahead for the Native Plant Materials Industry – November 2012

The Importance of Prairie Landowners to Loggerhead Shrikes – September 2012

14th Annual Native Prairie Appreciation Week – May 2012

Keeping Invasive Species Out of Native Prairie – March 2012

Economics of Seeding Native Grass – January 2012

Dealing with Oil and Gas Development on Native Prairie – November 2011

Helping Out a Southern Friend: Beneficial Management Practices for Greater Sage-grouse – September 2011

How to Give a Hoot: Beneficial Management Practices for Burrowing Owls – July 2011

Saskatchewan Vital Part of International Piping Plover Census – May 2011

Managed Grazing and Burrowing Owls Go Hand-In-Hand – March 2011

To Seed or Not to Seed – Native Plants That Is! – January 2011

Ecological Goods & Services – Benefits for Producers and Piping Plovers – November 2010

Common Conservation Myths Answered – September 2010

Conservation Easements: What You Need to Know – July 2010

SK PCAP Update – May 2010

10 Reasons to Care about Biological Diversity – March 2010

A Look Back at 2009 – January 2010

Prairie Conservation: Together We Can! – November 2009

Networking: Grey or Black & White? – September 2009

MEDIA ADVISORY: SK PCAP – Framework Renewal

Province Proclaims Native Prairie Appreciation Week 2019

MEDIA ADVISORY – Native Prairie Appreciation Week

June 17-23, 2018

MEDIA ADVISORY – Prairie Restoration Workshop in Saskatoon, SK

Saskatchewan Prairie Grasslands Event Drew a Capacity Crowd

MEDIA ADVISORY – Species at Risk & Prairie Restoration Workshop in Regina, SK

MEDIA ADVISORY – Saskatchewan Prepares for Native Prairie Appreciation Week

SK PCAP Launches Prairie Ranching VIDEO November 17, 2015

November 17, 2015