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Cooking Lake-Blackfoot provincial recreation area : summer trails

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Map of trails and other summer amenities in the Cooking Lake-Blackfoot Recreation area.

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Prairie Creek Provincial Recreation Area campground guide

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Provides information for campers at Prairie Creek Provincial Recreation Area, located located in the foothills roughly 40 kilometres southwest of Rocky Mountain House. Includes a map of the park... More ≫

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Provides information for campers at Prairie Creek Provincial Recreation Area, located located in the foothills roughly 40 kilometres southwest of Rocky Mountain House. Includes a map of the park and surrounding area, and contacts for more information such as reserving campsites and learning about any active fire bans.

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Park Lake Provincial Park campground guide

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Provides information for campers at Park Lake Provincial Park, located northwest of Lethbridge. Established in 1932, Park Lake is Alberta’s first provincial park. Park Lake is an irrigation... More ≫

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Provides information for campers at Park Lake Provincial Park, located northwest of Lethbridge. Established in 1932, Park Lake is Alberta’s first provincial park. Park Lake is an irrigation reservoir and provides water for thousands of acres of farmland in southern Alberta. Along with surrounding wetlands and prairie, it provides a refuge for many migrating birds, habitat for breeding birds and other wildlife. Significant plant species are also found in the park. The guide includes a map of the park and surrounding area, and contacts for more information such as reserving campsites and learning about any active fire bans.

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Assessing similarities between observed ecological communities

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This document presents how to assess similarities between observed ecological communities. An ecological community is defined as a distinct assemblage of plant species with similar total species... More ≫

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This document presents how to assess similarities between observed ecological communities. An ecological community is defined as a distinct assemblage of plant species with similar total species composition and vegetation structure that can often be associated with particular environmental conditions. Given the right conditions, it reoccurs predictably. Ecological communities can be separated into three major types: terrestrial, wetland, aquatic.

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Joint venture tourism investment opportunity guidelines

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The Tourism Research and Innovation Branch facilitates international joint venture investment opportunities in Alberta’s tourism sector with established tourism developers. Typically, these... More ≫

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The Tourism Research and Innovation Branch facilitates international joint venture investment opportunities in Alberta’s tourism sector with established tourism developers. Typically, these opportunities include hotels, resorts, golf courses, ski hills and many others with a track record. Opportunities are promoted by the branch to domestic and foreign investors looking at strategic alliances with Alberta companies.

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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park / Aisinai'pi National Historic Site : park notes : rock art

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This park notes provides information about rock arts including historical background, human figures, animal figures, and preservation of a legacy

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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park / Aisinai'pi National Historic Site : park notes : Battle Scene

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Provides information about the Battle scene archaeological preserve, found in Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park.

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Little Bow Provincial Park

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Campground map and information about Little Bow provincial park.

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Moose Lake & Franchere Bay Provincial Park & PRA campground guide

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Provides information for campers at Moose Lake Provincial Park and Franchere Bay Provincial Recreation Area. The parks are 240 kilometres northeast of Edmonton near Glendon and Bonnyville.... More ≫

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Provides information for campers at Moose Lake Provincial Park and Franchere Bay Provincial Recreation Area. The parks are 240 kilometres northeast of Edmonton near Glendon and Bonnyville. Includes a map of the park and surrounding area, and sources of more information such as reserving campsites and learning about any active fire bans.

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Dinosaur Provincial Park-World Heritage Site : …a place like nowhere else on earth!

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Dinosaur Provincial Park was established by the Government of Alberta on June 27, 1955. On October 26, 1979 the Park was declared a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational,... More ≫

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Dinosaur Provincial Park was established by the Government of Alberta on June 27, 1955. On October 26, 1979 the Park was declared a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (U.N.E.S.C.O.). This fact sheet presents a quick facts on park dimensions and location, dinosaurs and other ancient creatures, landscapes: past and present,

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