CPAWS Northern and Southern Alberta have grave concerns regarding Bill 35
Government of Alberta must commit to expanding parks, protecting wildlife and biodiversity, says coalition of conservation and environmental experts
Inaugural provincial Nature Summit on October 16 opportunity to deliver on promise to protect nature
Alberta’s New Nature Strategy: Have Your Say
The Government of Alberta has released a new survey to solicit feedback on a ‘made-in-Alberta strategy’ intended to guide how we maintain, conserve, and manage … Read More
Critical Habitat and Industry Lobbying: Part 3
In part 1 and part 2 of this series, we discussed how Critical Habitat definitions are flawed, how Species at Risk Act (SARA) permits can … Read More
Changes to Alberta’s Wildlife Act lack evidence of effectively reducing human-bear conflict
The Government of Alberta has reinstated hunting as a management tool for ‘problem’ grizzly bears.
Alberta’s Plan for Parks: Survey Guide
We put together a Plan for Parks Survey Guide to help you navigate the Government of Alberta’s new survey.
Bully for the Blackbirds
Like guarding a nest, there are a trio of tactics to be employed in conservation — constant vigilance, constant engagement, and constant pressure.
Province releases survey on the development of a new strategic vision for recreation and conservation in Alberta’s provincial parks
Yesterday, the Government of Alberta released a survey
Defend Alberta Forests: Fund a Future for the Highwood
Last winter, we put out a call for donations to help fund an independent environmental assessment of the Upper Highwood, including environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling … Read More
Irrigation — When You’re In a Dry Hole, Don’t Dig Another One
A guest blog post by Alberta-based biologist and author Lorne Fitch