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Black Spot Disease
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Rock Snot Study begins 
Universary of Calgary October 6, 2009

AlbertaRelm On this secure website, you can apply for a WIN, renew your WIN, replace your WIN card and buy an Alberta Sportfishing license online.


Alberta Guide to SPORTFISHING REGULATIONS


Alberta BearSmart Program

The link above is to the website of the provincial Alberta BearSmart program. This program is being led by government for:

  • Keeping people safe
  • Helping bear populations survive
  • Reducing property damage and costs

Along with partners and Albertans in general, we hope to raise awareness and educate people visiting or living in bear country to stay safe.


Using Public Lands

Approximately 60 per cent of the province's land base is public land. It is managed under an integrated resource management philosophy that supports forest production, watershed protection, wildlife habitat, recreation, oil and gas well sites, agricultural production and industrial development, to mention only a few of the uses.

Public land is divided into two broad land use areas: Green Area and White Area. The Green Area (non-settled) is managed primarily for timber production, but other uses are permitted. Intensive activities involving settlement or agricultural development are restricted because the land base is required for forest production and there is a high cost for providing services such as roads.


Alberta Stream Watch

Stream Watch Southwestern Alberta

The Stream Watch Mission:
To preserve Alberta's eastern slope trout streams through educational programs that improve public and corporate-user awareness of the need for fishing regulations and the protection of riparian areas


Western Sky Land Trust   Conserving Our Sence of Place

Western Sky was requested by landowners and the general public. We are a non-profit charitable organization that has been specifically designed to meet the needs of the region and will focus on conserving watersheds associated with agricultural, natural, heritage, scenic and recreational values.


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