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Sharing Canada’s wilderness with new Canadians

Katarina GravesMay 28, 2018Education, News & Updates

Vanessa BilanEnvironmental Programmer,CPAWS Southern Alberta Canada is a country blessed with wild, wonderful, wilderness areas. As a lifelong Canadian, I have always identified nature as … Read More

The Lougheed Legacy in Kananaskis

Katarina GravesMay 28, 2018Blog, News & Updates

By Kirsten Olson,Office and Fund Program AdministratorCPAWS Southern Alberta The connection between the Lougheed family and the development of parks in Alberta is long and … Read More

Keeping the West Wild

Katarina GravesMay 28, 2018Blog, News & Updates

When you ask an Albertan about their favourite park or wilderness area, it doesn’t take long for them to respond. In doing so, you often … Read More

Thank You SkiUphill, our 1% For The Planet partner

Katarina GravesMay 26, 2018Blog, News & Updates

We would like to give a big thank you to SkiUphill (or RunUphill in these warmer months), a fairly new ski touring and trail running shop in Canmore, … Read More

An important step in preserving our outdoor heritage

Katarina GravesMay 26, 2018Conservation Campaigns, Land Use Planning, News & Updates

By Katie MorrisonConservation Director, CPAWS Southern Alberta Some of the most amazing landscapes we have in southern Alberta can be found in the southwest corner of … Read More

Delisted: Alberta Parks Lost and Forgotten

Katarina GravesMay 20, 2018Blog, Conservation Campaigns, News & Updates, Parks and Protected Areas

By Kirsten OlsonOffice and Fund Program Administrator,CPAWS Southern Alberta It may seem that once public lands have been given the protected designation of “Park” that … Read More

Castle Management Plan reflects decades of collaboration on iconic Alberta landscape

Katarina GravesMay 18, 2018Conservation Campaigns, News & Updates, Parks and Protected Areas

MEDIA RELEASE | May 18, 2018 Castle Management Plan reflects decades of collaboration on iconic Alberta landscape The release of the Castle Parks Management Plan … Read More

Conservationists and recreationists celebrate land-use plans in Southern Alberta

Katarina GravesMay 17, 2018Conservation Campaigns, Land Use Planning, News & Updates

Press Release For Immediate Release: Conservationists and recreationists celebrate land-use plans in Southern Alberta. Calgary AlbertaMay 17th, 2018  Albertan conservation and recreation groups are celebrating … Read More

CPAWS welcomes 2017 Round Table Response and Renewed Focus on Ecological Integrity

Katarina GravesMay 7, 2018Conservation Campaigns, News & Updates, Parks and Protected Areas

CPAWS welcomes 2017 Round Table Response and Focus on Ecological Integrity as the First Management Priority for National Parks. OTTAWA – The Canadian Parks and … Read More

New draft plans good for conservation and recreation but need your input.

Katarina GravesApril 28, 2018Conservation Campaigns, Land Use Planning, News & Updates

The forests of Southern Alberta provide water, sustain fish and wildlife, and offer some of the province’s best opportunities for recreation and tourism. But pressures … Read More

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CPAWS Southern Alberta acknowledges that they work in the traditional territories of the Siksikaitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy), comprised of the Siksika, Kainai, Piikani, and Amskapi Piikani First Nations; the Tsuut'ina First Nation; the Îyârhe Nakoda, including the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Goodstoney First Nations; the Ktunaxa Nation; and the Otipemisiwak Métis Nation of Alberta. Today, southern Alberta is home to Indigenous people from all over North America.

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  • About
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