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Land-Use Framework Lower Athabasca Regional Plan : implementation progress report

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The Lower Athabasca Regional Plan came into effect in September 2012, and was the first regional plan established under Alberta's Land Use Framework. The progress reports offer information... More ≫

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The Lower Athabasca Regional Plan came into effect in September 2012, and was the first regional plan established under Alberta's Land Use Framework. The progress reports offer information regarding the work accomplished or the barriers encountered in implementing the the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan and highlight the status of all the strategic commitments made in the plan. The reports meet the legislative requirements described in the Alberta Land Stewardship Act and the regulatory requirements embedded in the plan. They also fulfill a public commitment to regularly monitor and answer the question "was progress made toward achieving desired regional objectives expressed within the approved regional plans?"

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Distribution of regulated weeds in Alberta

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This report presents distribution and abundance ratings of invasive plants listed in the regulations of the Alberta Weed Control Act. This information is reviewed and updated annually by municipal... More ≫

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This report presents distribution and abundance ratings of invasive plants listed in the regulations of the Alberta Weed Control Act. This information is reviewed and updated annually by municipal weed inspectors to support potential amendments to the regulations of the Alberta Weed Control Act, and to assess the effectiveness of said regulations.

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Ministerial Order 13/2024 [Forestry and Parks]

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Ministerial Order enabling a fire restriction that applies to all public land, including land in the backcountry and in random camping areas, and on all privately owned land, within the following... More ≫

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Ministerial Order enabling a fire restriction that applies to all public land, including land in the backcountry and in random camping areas, and on all privately owned land, within the following Fire Control Zones: 7 and 8; and 11-46, inclusive.

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Land-Use Framework South Saskatchewan Regional Plan : implementation progress report

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The South Saskatchewan Regional Plan came into effect in September 2014, and was the second regional plan established under Alberta's Land Use Framework. The progress reports offer information... More ≫

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The South Saskatchewan Regional Plan came into effect in September 2014, and was the second regional plan established under Alberta's Land Use Framework. The progress reports offer information regarding the work accomplished or the barriers encountered in implementing the the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan and highlight the status of all the strategic commitments made in the plan. The reports meet the legislative requirements described in the Alberta Land Stewardship Act and the regulatory requirements embedded in the plan. They also fulfill a public commitment to regularly monitor and answer the question "was progress made toward achieving desired regional objectives expressed within the approved regional plans?"

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Ministerial Order 12/2024 [Forestry and Parks]

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This ministerial order enables a fire restriction that applies to all public land, including land in the backcountry and in random camping areas, and on all privately owned land, within fire... More ≫

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This ministerial order enables a fire restriction that applies to all public land, including land in the backcountry and in random camping areas, and on all privately owned land, within fire control zones 21 to 23 inclusive, 26 to 34 inclusive, and 42 to 46 inclusive.

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Bighorn Backcountry public land use zones [2024]

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Trail access, user information, contact information and requirements when recreating in the public land use zones of the Bighorn Backcountry. Off-highway vehicle users are required to obtain a... More ≫

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Trail access, user information, contact information and requirements when recreating in the public land use zones of the Bighorn Backcountry. Off-highway vehicle users are required to obtain a current copy of the brochure and have it with them. Also includes information on individual public land use zones in the Bighorn Backcountry.

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Livingstone Public Land Use Zone

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This georeferenced map of the Livingstone Public Land Use Zone shows its location, the available access road and trails, and other features of the area. The map can be viewed with a standard PDF... More ≫

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This georeferenced map of the Livingstone Public Land Use Zone shows its location, the available access road and trails, and other features of the area. The map can be viewed with a standard PDF viewer, but contains additional interactive enhancements that can only be accessed through specific reader apps.

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Porcupine Hills Public Land Use Zone

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This georeferenced map of the Porcupine Hills Public Land Use Zone shows its location, the available access road and trails, and other features of the area. The map can be viewed with a standard... More ≫

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This georeferenced map of the Porcupine Hills Public Land Use Zone shows its location, the available access road and trails, and other features of the area. The map can be viewed with a standard PDF viewer, but contains additional interactive enhancements that can only be accessed through specific reader apps.

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Bighorn Backcountry public land use zones [area and trail brochures] [2024]

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Each brochure in this set includes a map of the trail system in a specific area of the Bighorn Backcountry and information on proper use of the area to ensure protection of the environment.

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Tourism Levy Act

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The Tourism Levy Act imposes a levy on the purchase price of accommodation within Alberta and provides the relevant administrative and enforcement provisions related to tax collection.

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