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If Trout Could Talk: Coal and the Eastern Slopes
BY LORNE FITCH
Trout have a message for us about the effects of coal mining in the Eastern Slopes, and it’s no “fish tale.” As Lorne Fitch tells us, it’s a warning, and we ignore it at our peril.
Read MoreConserving Caribou
Nature Alberta is concerned about the Government of Alberta’s recently released Upper Smoky Subregional plan, which will severely compromise two of Alberta’s three remaining southern mountain caribou herds.
Read MoreWolverines: The Latest Victim of Unsound Policy
Alberta’s Announcement on Updating Coal Policy
Nature Alberta opposes the Government of Alberta’s Updated Coal Policy. Read more here and find out how to voice your concern.
Read MoreGrizzly Hunt
Nature Alberta opposes the changes to the Wildlife Regulation Act and the introduction of a Grizzly Bear hunt. We encourage individuals to voice their concern.
Read MoreGrizzlies in the Crosshairs: Unpacking the Decision to Reinstate the Grizzly Hunt
BY RICHARD SCHNEIDER
The decision to reinstate a grizzly bear hunt is deeply concerning from a conservation
perspective. We look at the history of grizzly declines and recovery planning in Alberta
and examine the confounding reasons behind this questionable policy change.
Alberta’s Fish and Wildlife Management: Headed Backwards to Dark Times?
BY LORNE FITCH
Science-based stewardship of fish and wildlife is being systematically undermined by political interests, and Lorne Fitch isn’t going to be quiet about it.
Read MoreAlberta’s Grizzlies Aren’t Out of the Woods
Delve into the decline and conservation of grizzly bears in Alberta, as well as the province’s recent controversial decision to hunting this Threatened species.
Read MoreConserving Kananaskis
A Grebe in Need
BY NICK CARTER
Alberta’s grebes are a small but diverse family with some species facing population declines.
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