2024 March Newsletter
CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter featuring the impacts of the now passed Bill 204.…
2024 February Newsletter
CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter featuring forestry myths and announcing an upcoming webinar.…
The disappointing weakening of a strong management plan for Elk Island National Park
In early 2023, a draft version of the Elk Island National Park Management Plan was released for public feedback. We…
November 2023 Newsletter
CPAWS Northern Alberta’s monthly newsletter for the month of November. Topics include tailings ponds, forestry myths, and wood buffalo national…
Looking to support the Environment, Wildlife, and Conservation this Giving Tuesday?
Giving Tuesday is a day dedicated to generosity. In a beautiful celebration of support, hundreds of thousands of people around…
Debunking Forestry Myths: A Closer Look at Wildfire Risk and its Impact on Communities, Biodiversity and Wildlife.
We address some of the most common myths created and perpetuated by the forestry industry, which are used to justify…
Expanding oil sands mine threatens ancient peatland and millions of birds
Everything you need to know about the Fort Hills oil sands mine and the plan to excavate the mine’s third…
A BioBlitz in the Cardinal Divide
The Cardinal Divide Conservation Coalition hosted a BioBlitz in July 2023 in hope of highlighting the biodiversity of the region.…
CPAWS Northern Alberta’s 2023 Summer Reading List
We’re pleased to share our THIRD annual summer reading list with you. Our staff and board have carefully selected titles…
2023 Alberta Election Platforms
Leading up to the 2023 Alberta Provincial Election on May 29th, we have gone through party platforms and pulled out…
What is Mine 14 and why does it matter?
In Spring of 2022, the Government of Alberta, in response to the outcry about new coal mining in Alberta’s eastern…
Meet Peat: A climate, biodiversity, and culture hero.
Peatlands cover large swaths of the Taiga Plains ecozone, Canada’s second-highest density peatland region after the Hudson Bay Lowlands. As…