Join us for an intimate conversation with four of Saskatchewan’s premier Indigenous journalists. This moderated panel will not only showcase their personal experiences and work around Truth and Reconciliation – they will share their perspectives on storytelling and how it relates to Indigenous history and culture while using a blend of education and humour.
This workshop is now SOLD OUT. Email info@royalsaskmuseum.ca to get on the waitlist.
Megamunch has hidden dinosaur eggs throughout the Royal Saskatchewan Museum galleries. Find them all, solve the riddle, and enter to win a gift basket courtesy of The Museum Shop and the Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum.
The Royal Saskatchewan Museum in conjunction with the University of Regina just concluded their first year of monitoring urban wildlife in and around Regina. The Regina Urban Wildlife Research Program began in fall 2021 and aims to provide a better understanding of what kind of wildlife is found within the city and which parts of the city provide important habitat for wildlife.
"Cities like Regina can provide valuable habitat for the conservation and management of wildlife," RSM Curator of Vertebrate Zoology Dr. Ryan Fisher said. "So far, the project has recorded 13 species of mammals on camera, ranging from moose to white-tailed deer to American mink. Interestingly, most of the observations of these large mammals occurred at night, when humans aren't as active."
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