Debunking Four Oil Sands Tailings “Ponds” Myths
There are massive tailings ponds leaking toxic water into the Athabasca river in Northern Alberta. Our recent report showed just…
CPAWS Northern Alberta 2022 Summer Reading List
We are so excited to reveal our 2022 summer reading list. We’re pleased to announce that this year we’ve partnered…
The Key to Saving Wood Buffalo: Re-imagined Governance and Power Sharing
When faced with problems of such an overwhelming scale, the solution lies in inviting the impacted communities to the table,…
A Brief Indigenous History of Wood Buffalo National Park
The area currently known as Wood Buffalo captures many traditional territories. Cree, Dene, and Métis used these lands and waters–and…
What you need to know about species protections: the Species at Risk Act
There is a bit of a trend happening with our content, where we want to empower you with a deeper…
Happy Earth Day: Feeling Connected to the Earth and Coping with Eco-Anxiety
The first Earth Day was in 1970, a day to celebrate and support environmental protection. Since then, the world has…
Wood Bison Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
Learn to make your own Bison Crochet Animal Graciously developed by Phillip Ha (the creative behind Sir Purl Grey), we…
Coal Day of Action – November 17
Join us in our Coal Day of Action: Make a call TODAY to push for transparency in the Coal Policy…
Six questions to ask your Federal election candidates
6 Questions to ask federal election candidates Published [post_published]CPAWS Northern Alberta We are fortunate that there are several ways we…
CPAWS Northern Alberta 2021 Summer Reading List
We are so excited to reveal our 2021 summer reading list. There is a reading pick for all: Non-fiction, memoir,…
CPAWS Survey Guide to the Bistcho Lake and Cold Lake draft Sub-Regional Plans for Caribou
Caribou have waited almost 10 years for recovery plans in Alberta: Have your say in their future! …
Coal Mining in Alberta: The Harms of Resource Extraction Projects to Indigenous Communities
If open-pit coal mining goes forwards in Alberta’s Rockies, it will impact far more than the natural environment we depend…