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Tourism in Alberta South tourism destination region : a summary of visitor numbers and characteristics

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Whether to see their friends and relatives, for business, or for pleasure, millions of person-visits are made to destinations in the Alberta South Tourism Destination Region (TDR) by residents of... More ≫

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Whether to see their friends and relatives, for business, or for pleasure, millions of person-visits are made to destinations in the Alberta South Tourism Destination Region (TDR) by residents of Alberta, other Canadians, visitors from the United States, and overseas visitors. This includes same day and overnight trips for Albertans and other Canadians, and just overnight trips for U.S. and overseas visitors. To better understand the size and characteristics of these visitors, Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation commissioned Research Resolutions & Consulting to prepare a special analyses of the Travel Survey of Residents of Canada (TSRC) and the International Travel Survey (ITS) that are both conducted by Statistics Canada. These consumer surveys provide tourism information for travel in Alberta by Canadians and trips to the province made by U.S. and overseas visitors. This summary highlights key findings only. For more information on tourism in Alberta, please contact Alberta...

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Going the distance : the Alberta sport plan 2014-2024

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Going the Distance provides a coordinated approach to advancing sport in Alberta. It introduces a framework that sets the direction for all stakeholders that are committed to realizing the... More ≫

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Going the Distance provides a coordinated approach to advancing sport in Alberta. It introduces a framework that sets the direction for all stakeholders that are committed to realizing the positive impacts of sport for individuals and communities across Alberta.

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Pierre Grey's Lakes Provincial Park campground guide

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Provides information for campers at Pierre Grey’s Lakes Provincial Park, located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains 120 kilometres north of Hinton. The park contains a beautiful chain of five... More ≫

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Provides information for campers at Pierre Grey’s Lakes Provincial Park, located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains 120 kilometres north of Hinton. The park contains a beautiful chain of five lakes. 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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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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Dillberry Lake Provincial Park

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Map showing camp sites, hiking trails and other amenities at Dillberry Lake Provincial Park

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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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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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