Every year, Pelicans return to the South Saskatchewan River for the spring and summer.
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The MVA calls their arrival a “harbinger of spring.” Over the past 25 years, the earliest sighting has been April 2 at 6:25 p.m. and the latest has been April 21 at 11:48 a.m. In a media release, the MVA’s resource management officer Renny Grilz calls their arrival in Saskatchewan an “important and exciting spectacle.”
“Not only do these large birds represent the beginning of spring in our area, but pelicans are also a conservation success story, being the first species to be ‘delisted’ from the threatened species list in 1987. This is an important reminder that with public engagement and education paired with effective conservation efforts, species that are in decline can thrive again.”Article content
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