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   * Board & Staff
   * Our Successes
   * Partners
   * Careers
 * Our Work
   * Parks & Protected Areas
   * Wildlife & Species at Risk
     * Caribou
     * Bison
   * National Parks
     * Jasper National Park
     * National Urban Park
     * Wood Buffalo National Park
   * Land Use in Alberta
     * Coal Mining in Alberta
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   * Twin Crises
     * The Climate Crisis
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A VOICE FOR ALBERTA’S DIVERSE NATURAL SPACES

Our landscapes in Alberta are rich in biodiversity and core to the identity of
people living in the province. Ensuring protected lands and waters means they
can keep thriving as healthy ecosystems and leave a legacy for generations to
come to live, work and play.
 
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A VOICE FOR ALBERTA’S DIVERSE NATURAL SPACES

Our landscapes in Alberta are rich in biodiversity and core to the identity of
people living in the province. Ensuring protected lands and waters means they
can keep thriving as healthy ecosystems and leave a legacy for generations to
come to live, work and play.

Our Work

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A VOICE FOR ALBERTA’S DIVERSE NATURAL SPACES

Our landscapes in Alberta are rich in biodiversity and core to the identity of
people living in the province. Ensuring protected lands and waters means they
can keep thriving as healthy ecosystems and leave a legacy for generations to
come to live, work and play.

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MAJOR CAMPAIGNS


WHAT WE DO

We focus on conservation issues in Alberta from the Red Deer area all the way to
the Northwest Territories border but, we know that environmental and
conservation issues know no borders. Which means we often engage in issues that
are province-wide and some and cross provincial borders (like our headwaters in
the Rocky Mountains and in northern Alberta.) 
 
Conservation and environmentalism can have a wide reach. At the crux of our work
is a focus on effective land-use planning, species at risk, nature-based climate
solutions and supporting Indigenous-led conservation.


COAL MINING IN ALBERTA


CARIBOU IN ALBERTA


WOOD BUFFALO NATIONAL PARK


NATIONAL URBAN PARK


INDIGENOUS PROTECTED AND CONSERVED AREAS


DEFEND ALBERTA PARKS


A LEGACY OF IMPACT

Our vision is to see an Alberta that embraces conservation and shows leadership
in protecting and building a large network of parks and wilderness areas.

Our Successes


175 PARKS PROTECTED

We successfully halted the Optimizing Alberta Parks Plan which would have seen
over 175 parks removed from the Alberta Parks system.


OVER 55 YEARS OF CONSERVATION

The CPAWS Northern Alberta chapter was one of the first established regional
chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) in 1968.


15,000
AND GROWING

Our wins are largely thanks to our tight-knit community of supporters and our
growing membership across Alberta and beyond its borders. Thank you!


30%

Canada has pledged to protect at least 30% of its lands and water by 2030 to
meet international protection goals to halt and reverse biodiversity loss.
Alberta has a long way to go with only 15.2% of public lands and waters
protected.

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ALBERTANS FOR COAL FREE ROCKIES

Coal mine development remains a risk to all living in Alberta and beyond its
borders. The future of Alberta’s Eastern Slopes, and life-giving headwaters is
still not secure. Send a letter for a policy that would protect Alberta’s
Eastern Slopes and our headwaters forever.

Send a Letter

UPDATES


LATEST NEWS

STATEMENT ON PRIVATE BILL 204

This week we were surprised to learn that a private member’s bill (Bill 204) has
been put forward in the…
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SUNCOR OIL SANDS MINE EXPANSION WILL ADD 60 SQUARE KILOMETERS OF NEW TAILINGS IN
ITS LIFETIME, THE SAME SIZE AS MANHATTAN 

New analysis reveals that Suncor’s Fort Hills oil sands mine expansion in
northern Alberta will add 60 square kilometers of…
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REVIEW FINDS REGULATOR HAD NO WRONGDOING FOR OIL SANDS TAILINGS LEAK; BUT NEW
DOCUMENTS SHOW IT WAS AWARE OF THE LEAK FOR YEARS 

A review of the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER), the arm’s length regulatory body
responsible for oversight of Alberta’s oil sands,…
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CPAWS BLOG

NOVEMBER 2023 NEWSLETTER

CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter for the month of November. Topics
include tailings ponds, forestry myths, and wood buffalo national…
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LOOKING TO SUPPORT THE ENVIRONMENT, WILDLIFE, AND CONSERVATION THIS GIVING
TUESDAY?

Giving Tuesday is a day dedicated to generosity. In a beautiful celebration of
support, hundreds of thousands of people around…
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DEBUNKING FORESTRY MYTHS: A CLOSER LOOK AT WILDFIRE RISK AND ITS IMPACT ON
COMMUNITIES, BIODIVERSITY AND WILDLIFE.

Everything you need to know about the Fort Hills oil sands mine and the plan to
excavate the mine’s third…
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CARIBOU CONSERVATION

Woodland caribou are one of Alberta’s (and Canada’s) most iconic species, but
decades of intense disturbance in the boreal forest has driven their numbers
dangerously low, telling us that the overall health of the boreal forest is also
declining. 

Caribou in Alberta

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PROTECT THE WILDERNESS

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A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE EDMONTON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR PROVIDING THE
FUNDING TO BUILD OUR NEW WEBSITE.

NORTHERN ALBERTA CHAPTER

Milner Public Library
Suites 627 & 628 – 7 Sir Winston Churchill Square
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2V5

Email: infonab@cpaws.org
Phone: (780) 328-3780

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Phone: (780) 328-3780