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Blue Jay

Blue Jay, Nature Saskatchewan's renowned journal of conservation and nature, celebrates over seventy years of continuous publication. In Blue Jay you will read about backyard observations, careful and detailed observations of natural events, as well as the results of scientific research. Blue Jay also features poetry and artwork.

Blue Jay is a longstanding naturalist publication that allows both scientists and amateurs to share their research findings and observations of the natural history of Saskatchewan and the Prairie Provinces. Blue Jay was originally published by the Yorkton Natural History Society beginning in 1942 and was taken over by Nature Saskatchewan in 1949. Since then, Blue Jay has gained prestige with a national and international reputation and is distributed to university libraries and schools alike. Blue Jay will continue its long tradition of excellence in publishing the very best natural history articles.

Subscriptions

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Members of Nature Saskatchewan receive the Blue Jay on a quarterly basis. If you are interested in subscribing to Blue Jay please visit our membership page to learn how to become a member of Nature Saskatchewan.

Individual copies can be purchased from the Nature Saskatchewan office.

Editorial Information

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Editor: Annie McLeod (Contact: bluejay@naturesask.ca)

Guidelines for Authors

Submission deadlines for Blue Jay are:

Winter Issue - October 1
Spring Issue - January 1
Summer Issue - April 1
Fall issue - July 1

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Historical Issues of Blue Jay

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Back issues of the Blue Jay are now available online. Historical issues are slowly being added to the archive so be sure to check back often. Visit www.bluejayjournal.ca to learn more.

Searchable Indices

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We now have a searchable indices of Blue Jay 2000-2009, 2012, and 2013. We are working on digitizing more indices for your use. Please find them below: