While SARA prohibits the destruction of Critical Habitat, it does allow for limited exceptions through a permitting process.
Grassy Mountain is Not an Exempt Project
The AER cannot approve a new coal exploration permit for Grassy
Critical Habitat and the Case of the Bull Trout: Part 1
What is ‘Critical Habitat’? There is a great deal of confusion surrounding what Critical Habitat is – as well as how it is defined in … Read More
Over 1,100 Hectares of Clearcut Logging Planned for the Upper Highwood in Kananaskis
Our Letter to the Government and Spray Lake Sawmills
Key Pieces Missing from Environmental and Protected Areas, and Forestry and Parks Ministry Letters
“The ministry mandate letters do little to reassure us that Alberta will take the necessary actions to reverse biodiversity loss and address the climate catastrophe”
Party Platform Comparison
Our review of the major party commitments to key environmental issues
Candidate Question Guide
What to ask when you want to
vote for nature!
Vote for Nature: Getting Ready to Vote
Covering the basics of voting, so you’re prepared to cast your ballot!
New Funding in Parks and Protected Areas Welcome, But Misses Mark on Conservation and Ecological Values
On March 30, 2023, the Government of Alberta announced $211.3 million in funding over three years to improve current and create new campsites
Alberta’s 2023 budget fails to prioritize environment and conservation, ignoring widespread public support for protected areas
Alberta’s recently released budget fails to prioritize environmental protection and conservation.