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Vermilion [Provincial Park] trail map

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Vermilion Trail Map

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South Saskatchewan Regional Plan maps

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The South Saskatchewan Regional Plan contains several maps including a Schedule C: South Saskatchewan Regional Plan Map of new and expanded conservation and recreation areas.

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Fish Creek Provincial Park west-end map

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Snow plow route map

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Fish Creek Provincial Park east-end map

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Snow plow route map

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2013-14 ESRD lake monitoring program

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Map showing the locations of the various components of the lake monitoring program undertaken in 2013/20144 by Environment and Sustainable Resource Development.

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Parks and protected areas (including Crown reservations)

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1:1,000,000 scale

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Bob Creek Wildland Provincial Park park guide

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Provides information about Bob Creek Wildland Provincial Park, which is located in southwest Alberta, between the Livingstone Range of the Rocky Mountain Front, the Oldman River and Highway 22.... More ≫

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Provides information about Bob Creek Wildland Provincial Park, which is located in southwest Alberta, between the Livingstone Range of the Rocky Mountain Front, the Oldman River and Highway 22. These protected wildlands surround one of Alberta’s unique ecological areas known as “The Whaleback”. Together Bob Creek Wildland and Black Creek Rangeland protect the largest intact expanse of montane landscape in Alberta. The unique features of this natural region support elk herds, grizzly bears and wolves, while at the same time continuing the historic uses of the land.

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Flood hazard identification program

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Flood hazard studies and mapping have been produced by the Government of Alberta since the 1970s. Initially there was no formal program associated with this work. In most cases, studies and... More ≫

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Flood hazard studies and mapping have been produced by the Government of Alberta since the 1970s. Initially there was no formal program associated with this work. In most cases, studies and mapping were provided to communities for information and planning purposes. The Canada-Alberta Flood Damage Reduction Program was initiated in 1989 between the Government of Alberta and the Government of Canada. The program was created to standardize and cost-share production of flood hazard studies and mapping, in order to increase public safety and awareness of flood hazards with an ultimate goal to mitigate flood damages. The program expired in 1999 before flood hazard studies and mapping were completed for all of the original candidate communities. AEP continues to produce studies and mapping under the separate and independent Flood Hazard Identification Program.

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Lower Athabasca management area aerial survey [abiotic pests]

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to various abiotic factors, such as drought, heat, flooding, hail, or lightning. Updated maps are... More ≫

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to various abiotic factors, such as drought, heat, flooding, hail, or lightning. Updated maps are generally released annually.

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Southwest Alberta grizzly bear monitoring project

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Presents an overview of a three-year pilot project being initiated in southwest Alberta to monitor grizzly bears both locally and at ecosystem scales. Project partners include Alberta Sustainable... More ≫

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Presents an overview of a three-year pilot project being initiated in southwest Alberta to monitor grizzly bears both locally and at ecosystem scales. Project partners include Alberta Sustainable Resource Development, Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation, Parks Canada, the University of Alberta, and the U.S. Geological Survey.

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