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Woodland caribou range planning engagement

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In February and March 2018, the Government of Alberta hosted public information sessions on the Draft Provincial Woodland Caribou Range Plan, which had been released for review in December 2017.... More ≫

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In February and March 2018, the Government of Alberta hosted public information sessions on the Draft Provincial Woodland Caribou Range Plan, which had been released for review in December 2017. The intent and focus of these sessions was to provide an understanding on approaches being considered to support caribou conservation and recovery, and to listen to citizens living in communities that have a direct interest in caribou range planning.

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Lower Kananaskis River – Barrier Lake redevelopment : Bow Valley Provincial Park : draft plan for public consultation

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Alberta Parks is proposing to redevelop several day use areas and a group campsite along Highway 40 between Canoe Meadows and Barrier Lake. These upgrades will address concerns regarding user... More ≫

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Alberta Parks is proposing to redevelop several day use areas and a group campsite along Highway 40 between Canoe Meadows and Barrier Lake. These upgrades will address concerns regarding user conflict, ecological impacts, traffic congestion, and increased accessibility to this important water-based recreation destination. This project will also provide opportunities to address the diversity of uses in this area through stakeholder engagement to ensure facilities meet user needs effectively. This plan has been created to represent the ultimate build-out of this area. Alberta Parks recognizes that given ecological sensitivities and social carrying capacity, future facility development beyond this plan is not recommended. Comments will be collected on all aspects of this plan.

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Bow River fisheries regulation changes

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Materials used during public consultation on Bow River fisheries regulation changes.

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Engagement statistics for Alberta’s social policy framework

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From June 7 to November 30, 2012 about 7, 250 Albertans participated in 387 community conversations in 59 towns and cities across Alberta

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