The Grasslands Project is a National Film Board of Canada documentary initiative exploring issues and stories from the southern prairies.
The Grasslands Project is a series of short documentary films about people and issues in the southern prairies of Saskatchewan and Alberta. The National Film Board's North West Centre, based in Edmonton, is holding discussions with community members across the prairies regarding this project. Our objective is to create a series of short films based on ideas, issues and stories brought forward by c
07/29/2021
Our producers are working with challenges that are beyond their control as dry weather continues throughout the majority of our province.
The Farm Stress Line provides support to farmers and ranchers who are dealing with high levels stress that may be negatively impacting their health and quality of life.
You can access the Farm Stress Line 24/7 by calling 1-800-667-4442.
11/26/2019
This would be a wonderful opportunity.
11/26/2019
Angus producer makes name as a judge | The Western Producer EDMONTON — Tyson Hertz grew up with purebred Limousin cattle and is now a sought after judge for livestock shows from Nova Scotia to Victoria. He and his
11/13/2019
Gravelbourg!
Eastend always has something interesting going on!
10/15/2019
New video from our friends looking after Milk River.
St Mary Rehabilitation Crucial to Continued Milk River Flow The Milk River Watershed Alliance (MRWA) believes the most powerful way to presents the urgency for the rehabilitation of the St. Mary Diversion System and t...
08/21/2019
“Sanctuary of silence, one of the last on the planet. Under the wind, under our heartbeats, we hear the earth breathing.” - 📍Grasslands National Park as described by poet Lorna Crozier
Stay tuned for a blog about my day diggin' for dinos with some folks from the Royal Saskatchewan Museum at the Grasslands East Block! 🦖
08/13/2019
milk river country See the story
05/30/2019
Rest In Peace my friend. What a privilege to have known you!
The Grasslands Project | The Last One “These small farms are a thing of the past,” laments Herb Pidt, whose family homesteaded on this land in the 1920s. The Pidt family scraped a living out of these harsh, dry prairies and, though poor, always managed to put food on the table.
05/26/2019
What great news!
Brenda Peterson, Interpretation Coordinator of Grasslands National Park was recently honored with the Tourism Employee of the Year Award at the 30th annual Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence Gala.
Come and experience genuine western hospitality provided by Brenda Peterson and her team in one of the most beautiful and serene prairie settings in the country! Whether you take in a guided hike into the breathtaking badlands or just simple enjoy the great food and company around a cowboy campfire, it will surely will be a memorable and unique experience you won’t soon forget!
04/23/2019
More than 30 Sask. rural municipalities issue fire bans due to dry, windy conditions | CBC News As of Tuesday morning, 37 rural municipalities and five towns and villages across Saskatchewan had issued fire bans as dry weather ravaged the province.
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