I'd become complacent around wildlife working in parks — until a predator stole my supper

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Chad Dupuis has worked for Alberta Parks since 2017. He says living and working in the forest had let him become complacent about the wildlife who make the woods their home. (Submitted by Chad Dupuis)

This First Person column is by Chad Dupuis who lives in Slave Lake, Alta. For more information about CBC’s First Person stories, please see the FAQ.

The day had been hot with the sun beating down. It was Sunday, our busiest day of the week at Carson Pegasus Provincial Park, the Alberta park where I’d worked as the maintenance supervisor for the past four years.

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