Grasslands National Park in southern Saskatchewan is Canada’s only national park created to protect the mixed-grass prairie ecosystem. The park provides outstanding opportunities for hiking, photography, and nature viewing. The West Block Unit is located near the village of Val Marie, about 120 km south of Swift Current. The East Block near Kildeer offers true wilderness experience, with exposed badland formations and steep, eroded buttes. Read a short article about the park.
Dramatic shelf cloud formation on the leading edge of a rain storm passing through the...
Sunset at 70 Mile Butte in the West Block of Grasslands National Park. I took this image...
Canadian Prairies were hit by a strong snow storm in early November. We received between...
A full moon occurs every 29.5 days. Since every month except February has at least 30...
Early winter in Grasslands National Park (East Block badlands). I love photographing...
Prairie near 70 Mile Butte at sunset, Grasslands National Park – West Block. Last...
Dr. Branimir Gjetvaj is a biologist and internationally published environmental photographer specializing in western Canadian landscapes. He leads photography workshops and photo tours, and gives public presentations on photography, natural history and conservation biology topics. 
