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Bow River access plan : what we heard report

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The Bow River Access Plan supports the broader provincial outcomes of providing Albertans more access to nature, recreation and tourism opportunities identified in Alberta’s Plan for Parks (2009)... More ≫

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The Bow River Access Plan supports the broader provincial outcomes of providing Albertans more access to nature, recreation and tourism opportunities identified in Alberta’s Plan for Parks (2009) and Alberta’s Tourism Framework (2013). This document presents a number of common issues were raised during the engagement sessions and through the online surveys and provides government responses to these.

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Bow River access plan : final plan

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The Bow River Access Plan supports the broader provincial outcomes of providing Albertans more access to nature, recreation and tourism opportunities identified in Alberta’s Plan for Parks (2009)... More ≫

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The Bow River Access Plan supports the broader provincial outcomes of providing Albertans more access to nature, recreation and tourism opportunities identified in Alberta’s Plan for Parks (2009) and Alberta’s Tourism Framework (2013).

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Bow River access plan : draft plan

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This Draft Plan starts the discussion of securing public access to the Bow River for current and future river users. There are substantial knowledge deficiencies such as carrying capacity for the... More ≫

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This Draft Plan starts the discussion of securing public access to the Bow River for current and future river users. There are substantial knowledge deficiencies such as carrying capacity for the Bow River fishery; the long-term impacts of whirling disease and invasive species, location of important waterfowl and nesting areas; social capacity of the day use areas, overnight use on islands; historic and pre-historic resources; and First Nation traditional use. The GOA acknowledges that more information is required to achieve the outcomes of this Draft Plan and potentially expand the Bow River access sites beyond the current scope. However, the GOA recognizes rivers users are out there now and there is a Crown duty to deal with the current deficiencies at the sites. This Draft Plan provides information on the short-term actions (2017/2018) and potential options for the future.

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