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Alberta Recreation Survey

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The Alberta Recreation Survey is a series of surveys that have been conducted approximately every four years since 1981. The survey collects information related to participation patterns of... More ≫

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The Alberta Recreation Survey is a series of surveys that have been conducted approximately every four years since 1981. The survey collects information related to participation patterns of Albertans and the factors which influence their recreation activity choices. The following questions have consistently been included in each survey: participation by household members and respondents in an extensive array of social, creative, cultural, recreation, outdoor and sport activities; respondents' three favourite activities and reasons for participation in their first favourite activity; an activity respondents would like to start and the reasons for not starting the activity, involvement as a volunteer; opinions on recreation and parks activities and services and demographic information about the respondents and their households. For more information on the Alberta Recreation Survey please visit the following web site: http://culture.alberta.ca/recreation/resources/research-...

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Recreational flows for the Bow River and its tributaries, Alberta

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This study determined recreational flows for paddling along the sequential reaches of the Bow River and along its principal tributaries.

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Recreational flows for the Red Deer River, Alberta

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This study determined Recreational instream flow needs for paddling along the upper and lower reaches of the Red Deer River and also considered its tributaries.

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Recreational flows for paddling along rivers in southern Alberta

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This report develops and applies methods to determine recreational flows (RF) for regulated (dammed) and free-flowing (non-dammed) streams of the Oldman River Basin and the Milk and South... More ≫

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This report develops and applies methods to determine recreational flows (RF) for regulated (dammed) and free-flowing (non-dammed) streams of the Oldman River Basin and the Milk and South Saskatchewan rivers in southern Alberta. Specific RF values were determined for minimal flows, low flows that still provide a worthwhile paddling opportunity, and preferred or sufficient flows that represent the low end of the favored flow range.

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