This piece highlights how deeply nature shapes life in Edmonton, offering practical ways for people to explore, respect, and learn from the land and its original stewards. It encourages readers to build meaningful connections through curiosity, stewardship, and shared experiences across the city’s diverse green spaces. At its heart, it reflects Nature Loop’s mission: nature is for everyone, and the collective knowledge, perspectives, and actions help strengthen people’s relationship with the land. Learn more here. 

This feature highlights Explore the Green Side of Edmonton as a doorway into Edmonton’s wild side, showing readers how accessible and meaningful urban nature can be. By sharing practical insights and inviting people to notice the living world around them, it demonstrates how diverse knowledge and perspectives strengthen our understanding of place. Learn More Here

The Sustainability Team and MacEwan alum Michelle Harris have developed a summer book club that is drop-in style. This Summer Pop-up Book Club is an immersive exploration of how we find connection and a sense of home within the natural world around us, especially in downtown Edmonton. This is a 3-part series focusing on different themes of local nature connection such as sustainable food production. Learn more here.