Apr
02
2019
Job Opportunity: Conservation Outreach Assistant, CPAWS Northern Alberta
Position:
Conservation Outreach Assistant
Organization:
Application Deadline:
14 Apr 2019
Location:
Edmonton
From CPAWS Southern Alberta:
Looking for an exciting and rewarding challenge, and a chance to play a guiding role in our organization? Read more about Job Opportunity: Engagement Director, CPAWS Southern Alberta
Join CPAWS Southern Alberta, the Alberta Hiking Association, Alpine Club of Canada, Great Divide Trail Association and Patagonia for Bighorn and Brews at Last Best Brewing, in Calgary.
Cost: FREE
Your first pint is free and there will be complimentary snacks and giveaways.
Come out to learn more about recreation and conservation in the Bighorn region and why our groups support the proposal to protect Bighorn Country. Read more about Bighorn and Brews
Do you have a passion for conservation and education? Do you enjoy working with a diverse audience of&learners? Are you looking for an opportunity to combine your leadership, guiding and teaching skills and share your knowledge of nature and conservation? If so, then we’ve got a great opportunity for you! Read more about Environmental Educator Opportunity, CPAWS Southern Alberta Chapter
Early bird ticket prices available until January 31.
On March 1, 2019, CPAWS is celebrating a special Keeping Alberta Wild Soiree and we hope you will join us!
Help us celebrate successes in wild lands and park protection as we look forward to other ways to keep Alberta wild. The Soiree will be a fun night featuring those who’ve helped CPAWS preserve the special places all Albertans cherish. Read more about Keeping Alberta Wild Soiree
EDMONTON – The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) applauds the federal Minister of Environment and Climate Change’s announcement today that Parks Canada will not proceed with construction of the proposed Icefields Trail in Jasper National Park. Read more about CPAWS Applauds Minister’s Decision to Protect Nature in Jasper National Park
EDMONTON – A new public opinion survey shows the vast majority of Albertans support greater conservation in the Bighorn region of the Rocky Mountains west of Nordegg.
The Government of Alberta is currently consulting on a proposal for a new network of parks and public land in west-central Alberta called Bighorn Country. Bighorn Country includes a wildland provincial park, three provincial parks, four public recreation areas and two Public Land Use Zones. Read more about A Strong Majority of Albertans Support the Bighorn Country Proposal
From CPAWS Northern Alberta:
On Nov 23, the Government of Alberta announced its intention to create a series of protected areas collectively called Bighorn Country. The public consultation period is now open until January 31. Read more about Show your support for Bighorn Country
