Where does swift fox live in Canada?

The swift fox primarily inhabits the grasslands of Canada, particularly in the southern regions of Alberta and Saskatchewan. These small canids prefer open prairie habitats, including shortgrass and mixed grasslands, where they can find adequate prey and suitable burrowing sites. Their population is concentrated in areas with less human disturbance, allowing them to thrive in their natural environment. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect their habitat and promote population recovery.