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Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park conceptual design : what we heard and what we have done

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Provides a summary of proposals in the draft concept design, what we heard back from the public during the public consultation and what we have done in response.

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Alberta conservation information management system ecological community tracking list

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Natural ecological communities are defined as recurring assemblages of plant species; the species occurring together because they respond similarly to a variety of site attributes (Grossman et al... More ≫

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Natural ecological communities are defined as recurring assemblages of plant species; the species occurring together because they respond similarly to a variety of site attributes (Grossman et al 1994). The species that make up the assemblage often show an affinity or association with each other (Kent and Coker 1992). To develop an initial tracking list of natural ecological community elements, publications describing vegetation in Alberta were reviewed and discussions were held with knowledgeable individuals. Community types that have been described as 'unusual', 'uncommon', 'of limited extent' or 'encountered infrequently' by vegetation experts were considered for inclusion on the Ecological Community Tracking List. Community types that have been described as 'in decline' or 'threatened' by vegetation experts were also considered for inclusion. Only natural communities were considered. The assistance many individuals in developing this tracking and watch list is gratefully...

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Draft concept plan for the proposed Saskatoon Mountain Provincial Recreation Area

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The draft concept plan provides background information and outlines the management and development intents for the proposed Saskatoon Mountain Provincial Recreation Area. It proposes that... More ≫

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The draft concept plan provides background information and outlines the management and development intents for the proposed Saskatoon Mountain Provincial Recreation Area. It proposes that recreational trail use, both motorized and non-motorized, be offered, and that the current hunting regime continue with the addition of hunters requiring a firearms discharge permit. Proposed facility development includes designated OHV trails, non-motorized multi-use trails for activities such as hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing, a campground and an upgraded day-use area. The plan also recognizes the conservation values of the site and proposes to protect the areas of highest conservation value.

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What we heard : the Alberta Sport Plan public consultations

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The renewal of the Alberta Sport Plan has provided a number of Albertans the opportunity to share invaluable information about the priorities for sport in the province, now and into the future.... More ≫

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The renewal of the Alberta Sport Plan has provided a number of Albertans the opportunity to share invaluable information about the priorities for sport in the province, now and into the future. What We Heard: The Alberta Sport Plan Public Consultations provides an overview of each piece of the public consultation process, an explanation of each phase of the analysis and highlights opportunities, suggestions, gaps and challenges within the data.

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2014 tourism investment forum: regional investment opportunities

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Alberta is a world-class tourist destination, attracting over 33 million visits that contributed to more than 7 billion dollars to our economy in 2012. With vibrant and modern urban cities,... More ≫

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Alberta is a world-class tourist destination, attracting over 33 million visits that contributed to more than 7 billion dollars to our economy in 2012. With vibrant and modern urban cities, four-season destinations and a diversity of iconic attractions, Alberta offers many lucrative tourism opportunities in a destination that must be experienced. Alberta's Tourism Framework supports and focuses the tourism industry by creating compelling, authentic tourism experiences that will grow Alberta as a leading tourism destination. It actively encourages entrepreneurial investment in travellerfocused development of innovative tourism experiences, destination renewal, and new destination areas through new collaborative partnerships with regions, communities and industry stakeholders. This approach will create and enhance traveller-focused experiences around the province by identifying and prioritizing areas holding high tourism value.

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The economic impact of tourism in Kananaskis Country in 2011 : Summary of findings of the ERL report

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Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation retained Econometric Research Ltd. (ERL) to estimate and benchmark the contributions of tourism in Kananaskis Country before the flooding of 2013. The results... More ≫

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Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation retained Econometric Research Ltd. (ERL) to estimate and benchmark the contributions of tourism in Kananaskis Country before the flooding of 2013. The results of this study are summarized in this report.

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Tourism, Parks and Recreation annual report [2009 -2014]

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Annual report of the Ministry of Tourism, Parks and Recreation for the province of Alberta

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Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park conceptual design : what we heard

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This document is a summary of proposals in the draft concept design and what we heard back from the public.

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Going the distance : the Alberta sport plan 2014-2024 / DRAFT for consultations

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Renewing the 10-year Alberta Sport Plan provided Albertans the opportunity to share their views, passion and ideas about Alberta’s current and future priorities for sport. Going the Distance: The... More ≫

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Renewing the 10-year Alberta Sport Plan provided Albertans the opportunity to share their views, passion and ideas about Alberta’s current and future priorities for sport. Going the Distance: The Alberta Sport Plan 2014-2024 provides a coordinated approach to advancing sport in Alberta. It introduces a framework that sets the direction for governments, institutions and organizations that are committed to realizing the positive impacts of sport on individuals and communities across Alberta.

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2011 Winterstart Lake Louise World Cup event economic impact report

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This report provides a snapshot of the economic impact that can be attributed to hosting the 2011 Lake Louise Winterstart World Cup event at the Lake Louise ski resort in November and December of 2011. More ≫

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This report provides a snapshot of the economic impact that can be attributed to hosting the 2011 Lake Louise Winterstart World Cup event at the Lake Louise ski resort in November and December of 2011.

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