By Peter ZimmermanParks CoordinatorCPAWS Southern Alberta Outside my CPAWS office window at Canada Olympic Park is a small forest of flagpoles, each flying the flag … Read More
Brian Keating: conservationist, world traveller and nice guy
We’re sitting in a coffee house in Calgary’s historic Inglewood neighbourhood early on a Sunday morning. The sun is streaming through the window as Brian … Read More
We NEED Environmental Education
By Jaclyn Angotti,Education Director, CPAWS Southern Alberta The formal education system faces many choices of what to include in the curriculum: defined as what students … Read More
Prioritizing Values On Our Landscape
In a world that is becoming exceedingly busy, and a landscape that is becoming increasingly full, it is important to pause, plan, and prioritize values … Read More
Let the Government of Alberta Know You Want an Investment in Protected Areas
We need the provincial government to invest in Alberta’s protected areas. You can help by letting the Government of Alberta know that needs to be a priority in the 2018 budget.
A resolution for conservation in 2018
How does one get more involved in conservation? What small behaviours could you change in 2018 that would make a difference for conservation in southern Alberta?
Uber-quiet winter recreation…in praise of snowshoeing
By Peter ZimmermanParks Program Supervisor,CPAWS Southern Alberta Living so close to Lake Louise, Sunshine, Norquay and Nakiska tends to makes skiing and snowboarding the first … Read More
Take Me Outside
There are so many benefits to getting outside! Here are some resources to help you get out and into nature.
Getting Involved in Conservation Work
What work is being done in southern Alberta to protect our province’s forests? How can you help?
CPAWS SAB and NAB support listing grizzly bears as a species at risk
The Grizzly Bear is a cornerstone species found in some of the most iconic landscapes in the country. CPAWS supports listing grizzly bears as a species of risk.