Wildlife management√

Two Female "Mallard" Ducks Feeding

F. Slides, 7. Emma Lake - 1979-1991
Item
August, 1987

Part of Hans Dommasch fonds

Two female "Mallard" ducks are seen feeding on reeds in Emma Lake, Saskatchewan.

Hans S. Dommasch

The Trapp Family Wetland Conservation Project

FGPC-S-P073
Item
[ca. 1991]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

The Trapp Family Dams, a wetland wildlife conservation project built by Ducks Unlimited, 1991-1993.

Squirrel at Emma Lake, Saskatchewan

F. Slides, 7. Emma Lake - 1979-1991
Item
August, 1987

Part of Hans Dommasch fonds

A squirrel is seen sitting and eating in a tree near, Emma Lake, Saskatchewan.

Hans S. Dommasch

Several Bison in Prince Albert National Park

F. Slides, 3. Saskatchewan - 1976-85
Item
August, 1985

Part of Hans Dommasch fonds

Three bison are seen in a field in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan; two are laying down as the third stands and grazes.

Hans S. Dommasch

Penguins and a Ship

INS-817
Item
1960-19--?

Part of Institute for Northern Studies fonds

A photograph of two penguins with a Russian ship in the background. Antarctica.

"Moose Near Biggar, Sask"

72.85.19
Item
ca.1913

Part of Biggar Photograph Collection

A moose with head propped up with two sticks and a moose calf laid across the front legs
Written on the bottom: "Moose. Near Biggar, Sask. 1913"
Written on the back in blue ink: R.N. Blaikie"

Horses at Fort Walsh

F. Slides, 9. Southern Saskatchewan - 1993-1995
Item
September 20, 1989

Part of Hans Dommasch fonds

Several horses are seen in a field near Fort Walsh, Saskatchewan; one is laying down as the others stand and graze.

Hans S. Dommasch

Flying Farmers

FGPC-TR-P004
Item
[ca. 1968]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Ralph and Blanche Moxley loading grain onto airplane.

Bear Cub

1.0005.13
Item
[195-?]

Part of Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation fonds

The Saskatchewan Bulletin Feb. 1953 cover and p. 6; "Being the month it is: salary negotiations and stuff like that, we couldn't resist this photograph supplied to us by the Department of Natural Resources. It also heralds a new cover series which will feature Saskatchewan nature and wild life." Forlorn bear cub perched on a tree stump.