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Mountain pine beetle management zones [map]

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Updated annually, this map delineates the mountain pine beetle management zones in the province, and identifies zones considered leading edge zones and inactive holding zones.

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Recreation use and experience survey results : Highwood Pass area, Kananaskis Country, Alberta Spring – Fall 2022

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This report presents and analyses the results of a recreation use and experience survey conducted from June to September 2022 in the Highwood Pass Area, Kananaskis Country. The purpose of the... More ≫

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This report presents and analyses the results of a recreation use and experience survey conducted from June to September 2022 in the Highwood Pass Area, Kananaskis Country. The purpose of the study was to better understand the distribution, use and experience of visitors at the popular recreation areas in the Highwood Area.

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Survey of Albertans : online survey

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Each year the ministry coordinates a survey of Albertans on topics related to the work of the ministry. Topics covered in the various surveys include: arts and culture, volunteering, cultural... More ≫

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Each year the ministry coordinates a survey of Albertans on topics related to the work of the ministry. Topics covered in the various surveys include: arts and culture, volunteering, cultural industries, heritage sites, gender-based violence, and recreation and sport. Results provide insight into emerging trends, help monitor the effectiveness of programs and services and inform decisions by enhancing the Government of Alberta's understanding of the needs of Albertans.

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Survey of Albertans : telephone survey

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Each year the ministry coordinates a survey of Albertans on topics related to the work of the ministry. Topics covered in the various surveys include: arts and culture, volunteering, cultural... More ≫

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Each year the ministry coordinates a survey of Albertans on topics related to the work of the ministry. Topics covered in the various surveys include: arts and culture, volunteering, cultural industries, heritage sites, gender-based violence, and recreation and sport. Results provide insight into emerging trends, help monitor the effectiveness of programs and services and inform decisions by enhancing the Government of Alberta's understanding of the needs of Albertans.

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Mountain pine beetle population forecast survey results

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Mortality assessments of mountain pine beetles are conducted annually between mid-May and mid-June to predict how successfully beetle populations may spread the upcoming year. The results of these... More ≫

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Mortality assessments of mountain pine beetles are conducted annually between mid-May and mid-June to predict how successfully beetle populations may spread the upcoming year. The results of these surveys, combined with aerial surveys and ground assessments conducted in August/September, help the province prioritize areas for single tree treatment and timber harvest control tactics implemented in the fall and winter.

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Decision to not Construct Five Rustic Backcountry Cabins in Lakeland Provincial Park

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Public input was received through approximately 159 formal responses (14-neutral, 116-against, 28-support) and 66 social media response captures (11-neutral, 28-against, 27-support). This valuable... More ≫

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Public input was received through approximately 159 formal responses (14-neutral, 116-against, 28-support) and 66 social media response captures (11-neutral, 28-against, 27-support). This valuable feedback has been analyzed and grouped by theme.

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How are we doing? : a survey of campers to Alberta's parks and protected areas -- provincial summary

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This report details the main findings from the 2011 Camper Satisfaction survey. The research aimed to gain an understanding of visitor's satisfaction with services, facilities, opportunities and... More ≫

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This report details the main findings from the 2011 Camper Satisfaction survey. The research aimed to gain an understanding of visitor's satisfaction with services, facilities, opportunities and overall satisfaction for evaluating performance. Supplemental questions provide basic preference/opinion information from and demographic information about visitors to Alberta's Parks and Recreation Areas.

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Post-summer Alberta tourism operator survey

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This summary report reflects comments from a cross-section of the province’s tourism industry including hotel/motel properties, attractions and events, campground and RV parks, and tour operators.... More ≫

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This summary report reflects comments from a cross-section of the province’s tourism industry including hotel/motel properties, attractions and events, campground and RV parks, and tour operators. It further provides a geographic representation of industry operators throughout the province and those outside operators serving Alberta’s tourism industry.

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Pre-summer Alberta tourism operator survey

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This summary report reflects comments from a cross-section of the province’s tourism industry including hotel/motel properties, attractions and events, campground and RV parks, and tour operators.... More ≫

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This summary report reflects comments from a cross-section of the province’s tourism industry including hotel/motel properties, attractions and events, campground and RV parks, and tour operators. It further provides a geographic representation of industry operators throughout the province and those outside operators serving Alberta’s tourism industry.

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Priorities for Alberta's parks : final report

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Two complimentary research methods were used during the summer of 2008 to obtain the views of Albertans on the future priorities for provincial parks. A province-wide telephone survey was used to... More ≫

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Two complimentary research methods were used during the summer of 2008 to obtain the views of Albertans on the future priorities for provincial parks. A province-wide telephone survey was used to gather representative feedback from users and non-users of Alberta’s parks. Additionally field teams were sent out to meet with visitors and invite their participation in an on-line survey (with the option of a mail back survey for those without Internet). The field teams visited a wide range of park types and sizes, from the small 10 to 20 site campgrounds along the David Thompson highway, to the largest and busiest parks in the province.

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