Showdown in Kananaskis: Water Protectors Go Up Against Logging Company
A governmental decision to permit a logging road bridge on the Highwood River renews calls for better protection of critical bull trout habitat
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Voice In The Wilderness: Lorne Fitch Talks New Book, Headwaters Conservation
Never one to shy away from holding the government’s feet to the fire, author and biologist Lorne Fitch is a tireless defender of the wild places and the critters that still make Alberta special
Alberta Government’s Land Management Plan Will Hurt Caribou: Report
While current policies prioritize short-term profit, protecting caribou and their habitat will ensure Albertans’ economic prosperity for generations to come.
Citizen Scientists Help Document Melting Glaciers In Western Canada
Tourists invited to share cellphone pictures to help monitor changes in Alberta’s cryosphere.
Whitebark Pine Is A Symbol Of Hope In The Jasper Wildfire Aftermath
Rebuilding after the Jasper wildfire is an opportunity to bring back one of the Alberta Rockies’ endangered trees.
Wild Pigs Canada Launches Latest Weapon in War On Swine
Introduced around the 1970s as livestock, wild pigs now roam free, destroying crops, contaminating water, and terrorizing Alberta’s farms.
Conservation in Canada Is Lagging Behind
A unified biodiversity strategy Canada could replace outdated laws and create stronger national protections.
Legendary Grizzly Bear in Banff Emerges from Hibernation
Alberta’s bear hibernation season ends with The Boss waking up later than ever.
Lawsuit Linking Glyphosate to Cancer Could Reshape Weed Control in Alberta
From courtrooms to crop rows, Roundup’s future in Canada is hanging by a thread