Striking Balance - Beaver Hills Biosphere Reserve

Striking Balance

A little-known, but remarkable region of wetlands, called the Beaver Hills, are at risk of being swallowed by a growing Edmonton. As home to the world's most important herd of buffalo, people here are uniting to keep the Hills intact.
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Sep 25, 2021
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