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Northeast Alberta operating ground rules

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to all forest companies operating in northeast Alberta’s forest management units and the Alberta-Pacific Forest Management Agreement. Ground... More ≫

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This document outlines the ground rules which apply to all forest companies operating in northeast Alberta’s forest management units and the Alberta-Pacific Forest Management Agreement. Ground rules are the practices used in planning and conducting timber harvesting operations. They constitute the methods used to implement decisions made in Forest Management Plans (FMP) and other higher-level plans such as Integrated Resource Plans (IRP). Ground rules establish practices that minimize the chance of negative effects from timber harvesting and forest management operations and activities.

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Natural regions & subregions of Alberta : a framework for Alberta's parks

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Alberta enjoys a wealth of natural features that can be seen in the diversity of our landscapes. They vary from hot, dry badlands to vast, unbroken forests, to alpine tundra and massive ice... More ≫

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Alberta enjoys a wealth of natural features that can be seen in the diversity of our landscapes. They vary from hot, dry badlands to vast, unbroken forests, to alpine tundra and massive ice fields. The challenge for Albertans is to continue to designate and secure land that will represent the variety of these landscapes within the province. This report provides an overview of the land classification system that is used to describe our natural landscapes and that also serves as a tool to help measure our progress towards completing a network of protected areas. Land classification for protected areas is based on natural or biogeographic features such as geology, landform, soils and hydrology. Other factors affecting classification include an area’s climate, vegetation and wildlife. The classification system is set up so that larger, more general categories of land are identified and then divided into smaller units on the basis of their natural characteristics.

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Alberta : a supportive business environment for tourism

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This booklet provides information about Alberta’s business environment and the economic climate that supports investment opportunities in Alberta’s tourism sector. The booklet supports one of the... More ≫

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This booklet provides information about Alberta’s business environment and the economic climate that supports investment opportunities in Alberta’s tourism sector. The booklet supports one of the key objectives of Alberta’s Tourism Framework, which is the Government of Alberta’s role in facilitating access to capital for the tourism industry.

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An introduction to Alberta's provincial parks = مقدمة عن المتنزهات بمقاطعات بألبرتا (Arabic)

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An overview of Alberta's provincial parks in English and Arabic.

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An introduction to Alberta's provincial parks = 阿尔伯塔省省级公园介绍 (Chinese)

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An overview of Alberta's provincial parks in English and Chinese.

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An introduction to Alberta's provincial parks = Introduksyon sa Alberta’s Provincial Parks (Tagalog/Filipino)

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An overview of Alberta's provincial parks in English and Tagalog or Filipino language.

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An introduction to Alberta's provincial parks = Une introduction aux parcs provinciaux de l’Alberta (French)

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An overview of Alberta's provincial parks in English and French.

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An introduction to Alberta's provincial parks = Introducción a los Parques Provinciales de Alberta (Spanish)

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An overview of Alberta's provincial parks in English and Spanish.

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An introduction to Alberta's provincial parks (Punjabi)

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An overview of Alberta's provincial parks in English and Punjabi.

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Joint venture investment opportunities : invest in Alberta's tourism industry

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The Government of Alberta does not endorse any of the projects contained in this package. Government has not independently reviewed or assessed the projects and expressly disclaims any duty of... More ≫

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The Government of Alberta does not endorse any of the projects contained in this package. Government has not independently reviewed or assessed the projects and expressly disclaims any duty of care to any prospective developer or investor. Further due diligence is required by any party interested in pursuing any of these projects. No inference should be drawn and no assumption should be made that any required approval by the Government of Alberta will be forthcoming in respect of any proposed project presented in this package.

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