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Annual sportfishing regulation engagement

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This fact sheet provides an overview of Alberta Environment and Parks' annual Sportfishing Regulation engagement. It contains information that will assist the public in understanding key fisheries... More ≫

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This fact sheet provides an overview of Alberta Environment and Parks' annual Sportfishing Regulation engagement. It contains information that will assist the public in understanding key fisheries management concepts as they participate in activities related to the engagement.

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Bow River : fisheries management zone ES1/PP1

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This fact sheet is an overview of fisheries management in the Bow River as of October 2021. The Bow River, originating in the Rocky Mountains, flows through the City of Calgary and supports an... More ≫

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This fact sheet is an overview of fisheries management in the Bow River as of October 2021. The Bow River, originating in the Rocky Mountains, flows through the City of Calgary and supports an internationally renowned fishery.

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Upper Pembina River : fisheries management zone ES3

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This fact sheet is an overview of fisheries management in the Upper Pembina River as of October 2021. The Upper Pembina River represents the southernmost extent of the natural range of Arctic... More ≫

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This fact sheet is an overview of fisheries management in the Upper Pembina River as of October 2021. The Upper Pembina River represents the southernmost extent of the natural range of Arctic grayling in Alberta, which is classified as a species of special concern.

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Lesser Slave Lake : fisheries management zone NB2

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This fact sheet is an overview of fisheries management in Lesser Slave Lake as of September 2021. Located 256 kilometres north of Edmonton, Lesser Slave Lake is Alberta's largest managed fishery,... More ≫

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This fact sheet is an overview of fisheries management in Lesser Slave Lake as of September 2021. Located 256 kilometres north of Edmonton, Lesser Slave Lake is Alberta's largest managed fishery, and supports a diversity of indigenous, recreational and tournament fishing opportunities.

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2021-22 Sport fisheries management engagement

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These documents summarize the feedback received from Albertans during the sport fisheries management engagement held in the winter of 2021.

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Alberta's fishing opportunities

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This one-page infographic provides an overview of the diverse fishing experiences available in Alberta’s recreational fisheries.

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What we heard : fisheries engagement sessions

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This document summarizes the feedback received from Albertans during fisheries management engagement sessions held in the winter of 2020.

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Fishing licences in Alberta

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This one-page infographic offers some quick facts about fishing and fishing licences in Alberta, and where the money goes when you purchase your licence.

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The BearSmart guide to playing safely in bear and cougar country

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Information on bear safety, including how to identify grizzly and black bears, how to prevent trouble with bears, how to respond to a bear encounter, and information on bear deterrents (bear spray... More ≫

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Information on bear safety, including how to identify grizzly and black bears, how to prevent trouble with bears, how to respond to a bear encounter, and information on bear deterrents (bear spray and noisemakers). Also includes a section on cougars and cougar safety.

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Quick facts : Prussian Carp

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Aquatic invasive species are non-native animals or plants that can cause economic or environmental harm in waterways where they are introduced. Prussian Carp, a type of wild goldfish, is a harmful... More ≫

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Aquatic invasive species are non-native animals or plants that can cause economic or environmental harm in waterways where they are introduced. Prussian Carp, a type of wild goldfish, is a harmful aquatic invasive species and has recently been found in Alberta. The species invades aquatic ecosystems and poses severe threats to aquatic habitats and native fish populations.

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