When people visit big cities, wildlife is not usually on their “must-see” list, except, of course, if that city happens to be Calgary, Alberta. With over 8,000 hectars (19,768 acres) of preserved parkland sporting 905km (562 miles) of pathways to explore inside the city limits, Calgary, known for its old-west vibe (the annual Stampede is famous) and a vibrant cultural and restaurant scene, is proud of her natural spaces and considers them one of its top lifestyle features. Here, 1.3 million humans and abundant wildlife, including the coyotes, have found a way to thrive together. Whether you are a birdwatcher or favor the four legged residents, or just want enjoy nature’s peace, Calgary is for you. Wildlife photographer, Derek Foldeak takes us on a tour of three favorite wild places in his city’s heart.    

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