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Director's order : public land use zone restriction order

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Director's order from Environment and Parks setting out restrictions to the parking of motor vehicles and public access to buildings and facilities of public land use zones in Alberta. RESCINDED... More ≫

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Director's order from Environment and Parks setting out restrictions to the parking of motor vehicles and public access to buildings and facilities of public land use zones in Alberta. RESCINDED April 30 by Public Land Use Zone Restriction Rescission Order, also attached to this record.

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Ministerial Order 18/2020 [Environment and Parks] : Provincial park and recreation area access restriction order

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Ministerial Order from the Minister of Environment and Parks establishing the Provincial Park and Recreation Area Access Restriction Order, due to circumstances arising as a result of the COVID-19... More ≫

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Ministerial Order from the Minister of Environment and Parks establishing the Provincial Park and Recreation Area Access Restriction Order, due to circumstances arising as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Bow Valley Provincial Park : tear sheet

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Maps of Bow Valley campground and Kananaskis Country.

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Peter Lougheed Provincial Park : tear sheet

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Maps of Boulton Creek campground and Kananaskis Country.

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Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park : tear sheet

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Maps of Lakeview, Old Baldy, Beaver Creek, and Elkwater campgrounds and Firerock, Ferguson Hill, and Lodgepole campgrounds.

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Minimizing risk and liability : best practices guide for trail stewards, operators, managers and owners

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This document is a best practices manual intended to give guidance and direction on minimizing risk and liability for persons with an interest in operating and maintaining trails. Specifi cally,... More ≫

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This document is a best practices manual intended to give guidance and direction on minimizing risk and liability for persons with an interest in operating and maintaining trails. Specifi cally, it seeks to help trail operators, managers and owners, mitigate risk and reduce liability, that can arise from trail design, trail use and maintenance operations. The techniques discussed here are intended to be applied with prudence and due consideration of the particular circumstances of each trail.

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Alberta recreation corridor & trails classification system

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Presents a proposed system for classifying trails in the province. Trails can be classified by trail conditions and levels of experience (primitive, semi-developed and developed) and by type of... More ≫

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Presents a proposed system for classifying trails in the province. Trails can be classified by trail conditions and levels of experience (primitive, semi-developed and developed) and by type of activity (non-motorized use, motorized use, mixed use, extreme use, and water use). The use of a trail classification system is expected to assist the following groups: trail developers and operators; landowners and municipal governments; land managers; trail users and leaders; and governments and other funders in assessing trail requests and grant applications.

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Alberta recreation corridors legislative review : report to the Minister of Community Development

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Recreation corridors are an important component of an overall strategy to increase physical activity and improve the health and wellness of Albertans. Recreation corridors also provide... More ≫

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Recreation corridors are an important component of an overall strategy to increase physical activity and improve the health and wellness of Albertans. Recreation corridors also provide opportunities for economic development, rural diversification, tourism promotion, and economic retention. The Alberta Recreation Corridors Legislative Review Committee was established to provide advice regarding the review of existing legislation related to recreation corridors in Alberta, to address the needs, issues and concerns related to existing trails and future recreation corridors, and to consider, if appropriate, what new legislation would be necessary to support planning, design, construction and operation of recreation corridors in the province. This report provides the Committee's recommendations to the Minister of Community Development.

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