CPAWS Northern Alberta

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We are a non-profit dedicated to protecting public lands, waters and nature in Alberta. Species at Risk, Parks, the Boreal Forest and much more 🌿🌲 https://cpawsnab.org/

@thetyee.ca uncovered that the committee responsible for the status of species at risk in Canada is severely underfunded and underresourced. ⚠️ This raises alarm for the protection and recovery of species across the country, with a backlog of species assessments. 🔗 thetyee.ca/News/2026/06...

Canada’s Endangered Species Watchdog Is Strapped for Cash | The Tyee

One commissioner said it’s like ‘providing a fire department with garden hoses for three-alarm fires.’

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⭐ Documentary screening highlighting Indigenous conservation and stewardship in Northern Alberta. ⭐ Join us and Dene Tha' First Nation next week on March 5th, 2026, from 6:30-8:30 PM MST for the first ever public screening of Mbehcho: Home of the Dene' Tha. 🔗 Tickets here: bit.ly/3MxUiqC

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While Canada failed to meet its protected target of 25% of land and waters by 2025, current Indigenous-led initiatives that need additional funding could be the key to meeting international commitments of 30% by 2030: thenarwhal.ca/canada-misse...

Canada falls short of 2025 conservation target | The Narwhal

Ottawa says it remains committed to hitting its next conservation milestone even as it races to expand critical minerals production

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‼️ Alberta's subregional plans are leaving caribou recovery behind. ICYMI the Government of Alberta released the draft draft South Athabasca Sub-Regional Plan (SRP) which abandons previous commitments to caribou recovery and doubles down on industry: cpawsnab.org/all-news/alb...

Alberta’s caribou get another lump of coal in their stockings - CPAWS Northern Alberta Chapter

The draft South Athabasca Sub-Regional Plan (SRP), released on Wednesday, December 17, is a land-use plan that cedes ground to industry and walks back commitments to recover caribou habitat.

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💡Curious to know more about Jasper's caribou conservation breeding program? This is an incredible look into the program and its impact: www.cbc.ca/player/play/... CPAWS Northern Alberta's Tara Russell comments on what other measures will be needed for caribou recovery in the province. ℹ️

Can Jasper’s new breeding centre save caribou from local extinction?

Parks Canada let CBC take a tour of the Caribou Conservation Breeding Centre in Jasper National Park. Seven calves were born at the $40-million facility last spring, giving hope that the local populat...

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