Over the last year, our education team developed and piloted a climate literacy program for high school students. With funding from TD Friends of the Environment and The … Read More

On a beautiful spring day a few years ago, we ventured out early and headed to Ya Ha Tinda. After parking on the Forestry Trunk … Read More

I don’t remember having a specific “dream” growing up and there wasn’t any part me that felt particularly inclined towards following an “academic” path. Instead … Read More

Our time in nature is like a lifelong relationship.  Like family, dear friends, or pets, it grows over time through experience and memories, building a … Read More

My mother has a sign hanging in her kitchen that says, “If you are lucky enough to live in the mountains, you are lucky enough!” … Read More

Thursday October 4, 2018 Due to early winter conditions, Moraine Lake Road in Banff National Park and Yoho Valley Road in Yoho National Park (leading … Read More

In a world where many things seem out of our control and the need is so great, it is often difficult to see how individual … Read More

Our Mission is simple. CPAWS wants to safeguard, connect, and expand parks and wilderness through education, engagement, and collaboration with Albertans. There are, however, many … Read More

This summer and fall, I had the privilege of hosting two individuals who had never been to North America. As an ambassador for Calgary, Southern … Read More

Late Sunday evening Jaclyn and I were excited to be welcomed by the local schools of the Kainai (Blood) and Piikani (Peigan) nations of the … Read More