Since 2016, the CPAWS Southern Alberta interpretive snowshoe program has been getting students out into the snowy, silent beauty that surrounds us in wintertime! The … Read More

Canadians overwhelmingly want more protection for natural areas and the stunning abundance of life they support. The federal and provincial government have committed to protecting … Read More

In his introduction to the Green Bites newsletter, CPAWS SAB Board Chair Philip Nykyforuk highlights Alberta’s diversity and our shared love for nature and wildlife. Our population in … Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 24, 2019 Post-election: Now is the opportunity to unite Canadians behind protections for nature Ottawa — Nature Canada, CPAWS, the David Suzuki … Read More

Learning about climate change doesn’t need to be all doom and gloom. The truth is that solutions already exist; it’s just a matter of implementing … Read More

Looking to apply your photography skills to a good cause? Then we have the perfect role for you! CPAWS Southern Alberta would like to capture some … Read More

Alberta’s grasslands are important in so many ways. They’re incredibly rich in both biodiversity and cultural heritage, and provide a range of essential ecosystem services, … Read More

The grasslands of southern Alberta may be much smaller than they once were, but for Harley Bastien they will never lose their ecological and cultural … Read More

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