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2005 natural regions and subregions of Alberta

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Map identifying natural regions and subregions of Alberta with parks and protected areas.

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The general status of Alberta wild species

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The 2000 edition of the General Status of Alberta Wild Species represents a substantial improvement in the knowledge base of wild species in Alberta. Preliminary status assessments were prepared... More ≫

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The 2000 edition of the General Status of Alberta Wild Species represents a substantial improvement in the knowledge base of wild species in Alberta. Preliminary status assessments were prepared for 4 735 species of birds, mammals, herpetiles (amphibians and reptiles), freshwater fish, molluscs (gastropods and bivalves), odonates (dragonflies and damselflies), lepidopterans (butterflies and skippers), vascular plants, nonvascular plants and fungi in Alberta. Of these groups, Alberta, along with all other provinces and territories, agreed to report on eight to Environment Canada so that a national evaluation could be undertaken (see Background of the Present General Status Evaluation Exercise). These groups included the birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, freshwater fish, butterflies, orchids and ferns. The status of species in these categories is provided here.

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Stock return forms for grazing dispositions

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The Public Lands Act and regulations provide direction to land managers and grazing disposition holders as to what can occur on public land in Alberta. Grazing disposition holders are required to... More ≫

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The Public Lands Act and regulations provide direction to land managers and grazing disposition holders as to what can occur on public land in Alberta. Grazing disposition holders are required to submit an annual stock return form, listing the number of livestock grazed on the disposition. This fact sheet explains the purpose of the stock return form and discusses how to complete and submit the form.

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