YXEwildlife

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A collaborative, long-term study of wildlife in the city of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada using tr

Photos from YXEwildlife's post 06/19/2025

Our urban moose paper in Saskatoon led by PhD student Katie Harris was published today. Super interesting to see moose established in city in an ocean of agriculture. This is the latest part in our work on farmland moose.

The work was inspired by a moose in a classroom in 2021.



https://alcesjournal.org/index.php/alces/article/view/1969/2061

Canadian Geographic Magazine 05/31/2024

Pretty interesting story dropped today in Canadian Geographic.

Canadian Geographic Magazine Canadian Geographic is a publication of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society. The Society is dedicated to making Canada better known to Canadians and to the world.

04/16/2024

The University of Saskatchewan 2024 Images of Research contest just wrapped up and my photo of the polar bears received runner up in the 'from the field' category.

Seeing moms with triplets used to be fairly common along the Hudson Bay coast in Wapusk National Park at about 10% of the population but is pretty rare now. Thanks climate change.

Photos 03/16/2023
07/19/2022

Do you feel 'cool' from just seeing the snow?? This red fox was caught posing for the camera one early spring morning 🦊

Did you know that red foxes are excellent athletes? They can run up to 50 km/h and can jump over fences that are 6 feet high! Their athletic ability and clever behavior make them well suited for survival in urban settings.

"Cities are ever growing, and this growth has long-lasting effects on our landscape and the animals who live there. Established in 2020, YXEwildlife is Saskatoon's very first, city-wide urban wildlife monitoring research study. Our aim is to understand the impact that cities have on wildlife, and to promote co-existence through knowledge and education. We are happy to share these amazing photos of wildlife living in Saskatoon!" -Katie Harris (Project Lead), PhD Candidate, USask

University of Saskatchewan City of Saskatoon - Your Local Government Meewasin Wild About Saskatoon Wanuskewin Heritage Park

07/19/2022

Moose in the city today in

When I last saw it they were pushing it south past Victoria Park out of the city.

07/06/2022

We will be at the Farmers Market this weekend! Come down to learn about getting a FREE native plant kit! You can apply for one in advance or in person!

To apply in advance submit here: https://form.jotform.com/221499385107260

07/05/2022

Can you tell the difference between a snowshoe hare and a white-tailed jackrabbit? 🐇

Although they are very similar, snowshoe hares can be distinguished from the white-tailed jackrabbit by their smaller size, smaller ears, and larger, furry feet which help them move over the snow throughout the winter. Snowshoe hares are mostly found in mixed woodland and swampy areas.

The snowshoe hare in this photo is just starting to change into its summer coat!

"Cities are ever growing, and this growth has long-lasting effects on our landscape and the animals who live there. Established in 2020, YXEwildlife is Saskatoon's very first, city-wide urban wildlife monitoring research study. Our aim is to understand the impact that cities have on wildlife, and to promote co-existence through knowledge and education. We are happy to share these amazing photos of wildlife living in Saskatoon!" -Katie Harris (Project Lead), PhD Candidate, USask

University of Saskatchewan, City of Saskatoon - Your Local Government, Meewasin, Wild About Saskatoon: NatureCity Experience, Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo, Wanuskewin Heritage Park

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Saskatoon, SK
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