A meeting in session during the 24th Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference, held June 17, 1960.

Aerial views of the Nis'Ku Goose Preserve, located on the dried up portion of Eyebrow Lake. The preserve was established and managed by the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Branch.

A meeting in session during an antelope conference held at Cypress Hills Provincial Park.

Excerpts: This film has two parts which have been spliced together. The first is of fish, minnows and nature. The second is of an examination of a dead woman who seems to have died as a result of alcohol abuse.

Views showing the family homestead land and buildings of Thomas Battersby, aged 77, located in the Goodeve district. Battersby, aged 77 and the last surviving family member who lived and ranched on the homestead, retired to Melville in 1973 and donated the land to the Saskatchewan Department of Tourism and Renewable Resources in 1974 to be allocated as a nature preserve. The land was named the Thomas Battersby Wildlife Protected Area. Views show Battersby in the homestead buildings which date to 1898, and on the land.

Nature video: Video production takes of a bear eating fish from a barrel.

Contrary to the possible title, there is also raw footage of a man and a boy fishing that runs for 28:13 mins. NOTE: this description is generated from a VHS copy of the original. Consequently, the segment described above may not be on the original video reel.

Note: the original container is numbered 9131. There is also a VHS copy available.

Bill Hyshka, a Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer, explains a diagram of pheasant feathers to students at the Game Guardians School in Saskatoon.

National Historic Park Service briefing book containing copies of written briefs presented to Parks Canada concerning the provisional master plan for Prince Albert National Park.

Cartoon of three poachers in a vehicle.

Minute book of the Central Saskatchewan Game Protective Association. The association was established to help the provincial government enforce the laws pertaining to wildlife in Saskatchewan.