CPAWS Report Ranks Alberta Among Worst Performers
Alberta biodiversity loss continues as the provincial government continues to prioritize short-term profits over conservation.
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Skies and Canyons: Alberta’s Most Epic Prairie Viewpoints
Ditch the crowded mountain lookouts and explore Alberta’s secret scenic gems—big skies, deep canyons, alien landscapes, and unforgettable views.
Pets Lending a Helping Paw: Understanding Animal-Assisted Therapy
From emotional support during COVID-19 to the rise of animal-assisted therapy, learn how pets help shape our lives.
Watercraft Ban Extended in Yoho & Kootenay National Parks
Before you pack your canoe or paddleboard for a trip to Yoho or Kootenay, be aware that watercraft bans remain in effect to combat whirling disease.
Peacock Sighting Brings a Spot of Colour to Southern Alberta
Forget deer and pronghorn—southern Alberta’s latest visitor was a curious, runaway peacock.
Vanishing Ice: Alberta’s Role in the First-Ever World Glacier Day
What started as a conversation in a Canmore pub has become a global movement to safeguard the planet’s glaciers.
New Hunting Regulations in Alberta: Progress or Problems?
New legislation aims to modernize hunting in Alberta, but proposed changes—like unsupervised 12-year-old hunters—are sparking debate.
The Most Endangered Ecosystem in Canada Is Right Here in Alberta
Alberta’s native grasslands are disappearing fast, but a surprising alliance between ranchers and conservationists is helping to turn the tide.
Loss of Critical Trout Habitat Widespread Across Southern Alberta
A new CPAWS report exposes how forestry operations devastate essential trout habitats across southern Alberta.