What does “red tape reduction” really mean for conservation in Alberta? Here’s what the province has been up to recently.
What are protected areas in Alberta for if they aren’t, actually, protected?
Is an area really protected in Alberta if its boundaries can be changed at the whim of a Minister?
Implementation Pathways for Sustainable Tourism in Alberta
Tourism proposals should consider cumulative effects, wildlife movement, species at risk, human-wildlife coexistence, and impacts throughout the entire project lifecycle.
Six Guiding Principles for Sustainable Tourism in Alberta
Not every landscape can accommodate the same level of use — nor an ever-increasing level of use
Silvertip Gondola All-Season Resort Area Designation Undermines the Future of Provincial Parks
This decision removes protected land from Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park, allowing private development in an essential area for wildlife movement and ecological connectivity in the Bow Valley.
Can there be too many people on the land?
Not every landscape can accommodate the same level of use — nor an ever-increasing level of use
Tourism growth needs landscape-level planning
Alberta is working to rapidly grow its tourism sector, but one key piece is still missing.
Our statement on ‘Getting Major Projects Built in Canada’
Canada must not weaken environmental safeguards, Indigenous rights protections, or public participation in the name of “efficiency.”
Fortress Mountain Resort: An Amusement Park in our Wilderness
Fortress Mountain Holdings Ltd. has officially released its proposal for a new All-Seasons Resort.
Speak Up, Write Out: The Power of a Local Op-Ed
Writing an op-ed is a great way to take action on an issue you care about.