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Alberta peregrine falcon recovery plan [2021]

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This is the recovery plan for the peregrine falcon. which in 2000 was down-listed from Endangered to a Threatened species. The recovery plan includes a situational analysis, threats assessment,... More ≫

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This is the recovery plan for the peregrine falcon. which in 2000 was down-listed from Endangered to a Threatened species. The recovery plan includes a situational analysis, threats assessment, recovery goals and objectives, and strategies and actions to recover the species.

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Alberta grizzly bear recovery plan

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This is the recovery plan for the grizzly bear, which was listed as a Threatened species by the province of Alberta in 2010. It includes a situational analysis, threats assessment, recovery goals... More ≫

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This is the recovery plan for the grizzly bear, which was listed as a Threatened species by the province of Alberta in 2010. It includes a situational analysis, threats assessment, recovery goals and objectives, and strategies and actions to recover the species.

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Alberta peregrine falcon recovery plan [DRAFT]

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The peregrine falcon, a migratory bird of prey once listed as Endangered, is now listed as Threatened in Alberta in recognition of an increasing population and demonstrated improvements in... More ≫

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The peregrine falcon, a migratory bird of prey once listed as Endangered, is now listed as Threatened in Alberta in recognition of an increasing population and demonstrated improvements in reproductive performance. The goals of this recovery plan include the attainment of a well-distributed, average population of 70 territorial pairs of peregrine falcons in Alberta by 2010. The DRAFT recovery plan outlines the associated outcome, progress measure and recovery action for each strategy.

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Long-billed curlew conservation management plan [2017]

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The long-billed curlew is the largest member of the sandpiper family and is distinguishable by its long downward curved bill and large size. It has been designated a Species of Special Concern in... More ≫

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The long-billed curlew is the largest member of the sandpiper family and is distinguishable by its long downward curved bill and large size. It has been designated a Species of Special Concern in Alberta and Canada due to the contraction of its range and small, possibly declining, population. Habitat alteration is the primary threat to this species. This plan provides background information on the species and outlines a set of objectives and management actions to help meet the goal of maintaining the current distribution and population of long-billed curlew in Alberta. Conservation management plans are developed for Species of Special Concern in Alberta, to provide guidance for land and resource management decisions that affect the species and their habitat. They are intended to be a resource tool for provincial and regional fish and wildlife, land and resource management staff.

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Alberta species at risk program and projects, 2008-2010

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This report highlights the achievements and progress made through the provincial species at risk program from 2008 to 2010.

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Alberta species at risk program and projects, 2004-2008

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This report highlights the achievements and progress made through the provincial species at risk program from 2004 to 2008.

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Alberta species at risk program and projects, 2003-2004

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This report highlights the achievements and progress made through the provincial species at risk program from 2003-2004.

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Alberta species at risk program and projects, 2002-2003

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This report highlights the achievements and progress made through the provincial species at risk program from 2002-2003.

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Alberta species at risk program and projects, 2001-2002

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This report highlights the achievements and progress made through the provincial species at risk program from 2001 to 2002.

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Alberta species at risk program and projects, 2000-2001

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This report highlights the achievements and progress made through the provincial species at risk program from 2000 to 2001.

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