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DIGITAL LIBRARY
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The Pablo-Allard Buffalo Herd and Indigenous-led Conservation
Keara Lightning Long researches Indigenous-led conservation in the history of environmental management with the Pablo-Allard Buffalo Herd.
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Jul 26, 20236 min read


Living in an Era of Adaptation: A Study on the "Riskscape" of Abbot Pass
Lillian Agnes Jones Fellow Kate Hanly explores the impact of climate change on mountaineering risk adaptation in the Bow Valley.
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Jul 25, 20236 min read


Dagugun Woakide Akide Hnebigan Echin Bathtabich (Studying Museums in a Good Way)
In the fall of 2022, members of the Nakoda AV Club joined Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies staff for an introduction to the archives.
whytemuseum
Jul 24, 20234 min read


Celebrating Canadian Rockies Nature and History With Summer Exhibitions at the Whyte
Two exciting new summer exhibitions are on at the Whyte - For the Birds and Celebrating 100 Years: Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies.
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Jul 24, 20233 min read


EXPLORE by Chris Cran Marks New Partnership: Whyte Museum and Royal Canadian Geographical Society
The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies and the Royal Canadian Geographical Society celebrated the opening of EXPLORE by Chris Cran.
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May 24, 20233 min read


Welcoming New Faces at the Whyte: Samantha Palmer-Forrest
We have a new face at the Whyte Museum! Samantha Palmer-Forrest joins the team as the education and interpretation assistant.
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May 23, 20232 min read


Leighton’s Legacy: Art and Natural History Meet in Photographer’s Fonds
The Whyte Museum Archives has
acquired the personal papers and photographs of Douglas Leighton, Rockies landscape and nature photographer.
whytemuseum
May 22, 20233 min read


The Beach House Hotel: Lake Minnewanka's First Hotel
Arriving in Banff in 1886, Willoughby John Astley decided to build the first ever hotel on Lake Minnewanka, The Beach House Hotel.
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May 18, 20233 min read
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