Join CPAWS Southern Alberta and Banded Peak for a community trail clean-up at Lindsay Park!
Science Odyssey: Improving Access & Inclusion in Environmental Education
Professional Development Opportunity Nature supports wellness in innumerable ways, but we know that not all students have equal access to it. Mainstream natural sciences education … Read More
Addressing Racism in Outdoor Education: Supporting Student Well-being Through Nature Connection
Jaclyn Angotti, Education Director for CPAWS Southern Alberta outlines some recommendations for making the outdoors a more inclusive space.
Thank you to The Association for Experiential Education (AEE) for hosting this presentation as part of their ActivatEE 2021 Conference.
Land-Based Learning in Sik-ooh-kotoki:
Join us at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre for a nature walk with Indigenous water protectors and land stewards! On these family-friendly, pay-what-you-can walks, you’ll learn about Indigenous ways of knowing and being in nature. Register today!
CPAWS 2021 AGM
Join us for our 2021 Annual General Meeting
Land-Based Learning in Mohkinstsis:
Join us at Fish Creek or Nose Hill Park for a nature walk with Indigenous water protectors and land stewards! On these family-friendly, pay-what-you-can walks, you’ll learn about Indigenous ways of knowing and being in nature. Register today!
Celebrating Local Climate Solutions
Speakers from across Southern Alberta including Calgary, Medicine Hat, and Lethbridge joined us to talk about the work happening in their area and how you can get involved. This event was part of NSERC Science Odyssey – Canada’s biggest festival of science and technology with over 1000 activities for explorers of all ages!
Coal in SW AB: What you Need to Know
Watch our panel discussion on open-pit mining, featuring voices from the conservation, indigenous and ranching communities. Our guests will speak about the Grassy Mountain Coal project hearing, the cancellation of Alberta’s coal policy and the impacts of these changes/projects will have on their communities.
Defending Alberta’s Parks Together
Getting out to our parks and wild spaces has been a saving grace for many Albertans during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the rising demand for outdoor recreation, the Alberta government is still set on removing and/or closing 175 provincial parks across the province – that’s 37% of all our provincial parks! Since this decision was announced in March 2020, it has been met with a massive public opposition.
Defend Alberta Parks Townhall
As you may know, Alberta Parks announced the removal of 164 parks sites and the closure of 20 sites in early March. CPAWS Northern and Southern Alberta chapters have been pushing for this decision to be reversed, but protecting Alberta’s parks is not possible without you!
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