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Figure 1. First three periods of the draft Upper Smoky Sub-Regional Plan timber harvesting on Redrock-Prairie Creek and Narraway southern mountain caribou winter ranges, in relation to the last remaining caribou occurrence and movements on their winter ranges. Caribou location points from radiotelemetry monitoring data from Alberta Environment and Protected Areas (2025).
Figure 2. Redrock-Prairie Creek and Narraway Southern Mountain Caribou location points on winter ranges before (before 2014) and after (since 2014) caribou distribution decline associated with industrial developments on the winter ranges. Caribou location points from radiotelemetry monitoring data from Alberta Environment and Protected Areas (2025).
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The Biggest Coal Risk to Date: New Coal Policy Direction in Opposition to Albertans' Values
Government of Alberta MUST develop a coal policy that protects Albertans and our Future
Over the past five years, Albertans have been loud and clear that they oppose ANY new coal exploration or mining in Alberta’s Rocky Mountains and Eastern Slopes. Tens of thousands came together for a collective, concerted push against the Government of Alberta's recission of the 1976 Coal Policy and the subsequent mine exploration, which was successful in forcing the province to implement a moratorium in 2022.
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