▶︎ I could barely expose my fingers long enough to take this photo on a very cold afternoon nearing sunset on a frigid January day in Saskatoon. The ice crystals floating up from the South Saskatchewan river look like steam or mist but it is just too cold for that.

▶︎ We are bringing in the Meewasin clipper canoes on a breathtaking fall day. No hint of wind, so the water reflects the clouds and sky perfectly. A wonderful day on the river.

▶︎ Flashes of colour are rare in the prairie winter landscape. Amidst the brown and white of winter, a solitary, red rose-hip is visible in the grass, the whole scene accented with hoar frost.

▶︎ From 1 July 2011. Wild Prairie Lilies blooming in the foreground with the flooded Qu'Appelle River off in the distance.

▶︎ Nature Regina owns a half section of land in the Qu’Appelle River Valley near Lumsden and Craven. The purpose of the Hidden Valley Sanctuary is to preserve and protect wild fauna and flora and the surface itself in a natural form.

▶︎ The Great Sandhills contain one of the largest set of active sand dunes in Canada. It is a protected area and lies within the Great Sandhills Ecological Reserve.

▶︎ Rising high above the terrain, the Great Sandhills cover 1,900 square kilometres. The dunes are always moving and create an ever-changing landscape.