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2025 January Newsletter

CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter, focusing on coal, mines and tailings.…
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CIMI and the terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad news for Alberta

While the Coal Industry Modernization Initiative (CIMI) purports to modernize the coal industry in Alberta to align with the values…
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2024 December Newsletter

CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter, our last conservation musings of 2024.…
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The Twelve Days of Giving

This holiday season, we’re giving a classic holiday carol a CPAWS twist!  “The 12 Days of Christmas” is a song that…
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2024 October Newsletter

CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter, focusing on Alberta’s Nature Strategy and COP16.…
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2024 September Newsletter

CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter, focusing on the threat of Coalspur’s Vista mine on waters and wildlife.…
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CPAWS Northern Alberta is heading to COP16 – but why? 

As the world gears up for the 16th Conference of the Parties (COP16) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)…
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Wildlife Keep Being Harmed from Tailings Ponds at the Hands of Negligence

CNRL knowingly let birds use islands that had formed within tailings ponds as a nesting site. Over 400 birds died.…
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2024 August Newsletter

CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter, focusing on Alberta’s forests and forestry practices within them.…
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Wildfire Risk: Untangling what we can and cannot change

Wildfires are a natural part of Alberta’s landscapes, but the risks faced by people, wildlife and ecosystems from bigger, more…
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2024 July Newsletter

CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter, putting parks at the local, provincial and national level front and centre.…
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2024 June Newsletter

CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter, recounting our staff canoe trip on the North Saskatchewan.…
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