As part of Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation’s commitment to consult with the public and stakeholders, the Parks Division would like to invite you to comment on proposed new park legislation to align with Alberta’s Plan for Parks. The objective of the proposed legislation is to streamline existing legislation and ensure that Albertans know what kinds of experiences are available in the parks, so they can better plan their visit.
Climb
and Run for Wilderness is Alberta Wilderness Association’s annual Earth
Day
celebration at the Calgary Tower. Participants collect sponsorship
money to
allow them the unique opportunity to climb the 802 stairs inside the
Calgary
Tower. You can climb as an individual or in a team of four, as many
times
as you wish. It is a great opportunity to get some exercise, learn
about
wilderness and wildlife conservation work in Alberta, win some
outstanding
prizes and have lots of fun.
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Work off those chocolate bunny calories ahead of time, while supporting CPAWS!
CPAWS Northern Alberta is assembling a team of people to participate in the Livia Stoyke Foundation’s 24-hour Spin fundraiser. The Foundation provides vital support to a variety of causes (women, children, poverty relief, the arts and the environment) and to organizations like CPAWS.
What ‘s involved?
Sign up to a cycling shift on the CPAWS bike (for any number of hours), and commit to obtaining at least $20 in pledges (CPAWS will subsidize $30 of the $50 registration fee). During the event at West Edmonton Mall, you can check out an array of bands and performers, cycle your shift, enjoy tasty food, and enter into a draw for cool prizes - like a 1 week rental of a deluxe houseboat.
Join the National Film Board and Mountain Equipment Co-op for a free screening of Finding Farley!
Director Leanne Allison in attendance
When Karsten Heuer and Leanne Allison (Being
Caribou), along with their 2-year old son, Zev, and
indomitable dog Willow set out to trace the footsteps of one of Canada’s
most famous writers, Farley Mowat, they mean it literally.
Their 5000-kilometre trip – trekking, sailing, portaging and
paddling from the prairies to the Maritimes – to discover to people and places that inspired Farley Mowat’s most acclaimed books is captured in the compelling documentary Finding
Farley.
Join the National Film Board and Mountain Equipment Co-op for a free screening of Finding Farley
Director Leanne Allison in attendance
When Karsten Heuer and Leanne Allison (Being
Caribou), along with their 2-year old son, Zev, and
indomitable dog Willow set out to trace the footsteps of one of Canada’s
most famous writers, Farley Mowat, they mean it literally.
Their 5000-kilometre trip – trekking, sailing, portaging and
paddling from the prairies to the Maritimes – to discover to people and places that inspired Farley Mowat’s most acclaimed books is captured in the compelling documentary Finding
Farley.
Proposal to Deregulate Coalspur and Lambert Creek Provincial Recreation Areas
Deadline:
5 Apr 2010 (All day)
As part of Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation’s commitment to consultation with stakeholders and the public, the Parks Division would like to invite you to comment on the proposed deregulation of Coalspur and Lambert Creek provincial recreation areas.
Both provincial recreation areas are little used, subject to vandalism and no longer considered commercially viable. Additional camping stalls will be added to nearby provincial recreation areas to compensate for the potential closure of these two sites.
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