Backyard habitat & nature store, committed to the sustainable enjoyment of nature.
Specializing in sustainable water features, ecosystem ponds, rainwater harvesting systems, rainbarrels, tropical fish for aquariums, wild bird watching, plus more, we like to help you create earth friendly yards and homes with innovative and environmentally friendly products and nature gifts. Inside Nature’s Corner is a working ecosystem pond and rainwater harvesting display. Also, you will find great bird watching and feeding equipment, including the Vortex Optics “Viper” binocular which was named ‘Best Binoculars’ in the May 2009 issue of Outdoor Canada. We carry the best wild bird seed from Sun Country Farms which operates in Canada on 100% wind generated electricity. Nature’s Corner is locally owned and operated, placing the highest importance on being accountable to you, our customers. Thinking about building a pond, waterfall or rain garden? Need information about bird feeding? or want to see the newest products in rain water harvesting, bring your questions, thoughts and ideas to the specialists at Nature’s Corner. We can help.
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Come check out the GREAT NEW birdhouses handcrafted right here in Edmonton.
This beautifully detailed barn is made from laser cut laser cut Baltic Birch and has
highlights made of UV acrylic including its fences, doors, windows and moldings.
The barn even has a separate "guest house" out back!
Models of these historic Alberta grain elevators are constructed of 3/8 laser cut Baltic Birch walls, 1/4" pine roof, crezone base, CIL SMART Paint with built in primer. Inside there are bird ladders and holes for drainage.
Highlights of this grain elevator birdhouse are the JD tractor. Other grain elevator style birdhouses may have
an antique style car or train caboose. The fences, doors, windows and moldings are all made of UV acrylic.
The world's supply of freshwater is limited and finite. While Canada is blessed with an abundance of freshwater, an expected increase in the development of the natural resource sectors begs the question of whether our country has enough to support economic growth while also maintaining the health of our ecosystems.
