The magpie is Edmonton’s unofficial-official bird. YEGpie and the yegpie flag were created in 2014 for an Edmonton flag redesign competition.
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Designing With Nature. These are my projects.
Dustin Bajer
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- Ecological Garden Design Course
- Shrubscriber Feature Member – Yong Fei Guan
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- 11 Woody Superpowers That Can Grow Better Cities
- Funding Community Tree Planting With Shrubscriber
- Making Walnut Ink And Dye
- Online Beekeeping Community of Practice
- Teaching Online Beekeeping Certificate Courses
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