Alberta Forestry and Parks, Parks South seeks vegetation management services in and around Elkwater within Cypress Hills Provincial Park to reduce wildfire risk, improve emergency access and egress, and enhance public safety. Work includes maintaining the south-end firebreak/sprinkler trail, three fire-lane sections, and the main town entrance across from the helipad, plus managing vegetation on vacant public land adjacent to private structures under FireSmart Canada guidelines. Completed sites must retain a park setting and emphasize cleanliness, safety, and ecological integrity.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alberta Parks Division
Kananaskis Country Provincial Recreation Areas & Bragg Creek Provincial Park Management Plan
Date: May 1, 2012Type: Strategic Plan
This management plan addresses the comprehensive management of 52 Provincial Recreation Areas and Bragg Creek Provincial Park within Kananaskis Country. The strategic direction is focused on providing high-quality, safe, and enjoyable recreation experiences, supporting the development of healthy and sustainable tourism activities, protecting significant natural, cultural, and scenic values, and offering interpretation and educational opportunities. The plan's vision aims to inspire people to discover, value, protect, and enjoy the natural world and its benefits for current and future generations.
Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park Strategic Plan 2010-2015
Date: Dec 1, 2010Type: Strategic Plan
The Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park Strategic Plan provides direction to staff and accountability to key stakeholders for the period 2010-2015. It is structured around five core strategies: Involve Albertans, Offer Modern Facilities, Policies and Programs, Conserve Landscapes, Provide Recreation Opportunities, and Develop High Performance Sport and Event Hosting. The plan's vision aims to balance recreation and sport with conservation, while its mission focuses on sustainable practices to facilitate healthy experiences for all users.
Evan-Thomas Provincial Recreation Area Management Plan
Date: Oct 8, 2004Type: Strategic Plan
This Management Plan for the Evan-Thomas Provincial Recreation Area provides a long-term vision and guidance for stewardship, aiming to preserve natural heritage while offering sustainable outdoor recreation, heritage appreciation, and tourism opportunities. Key objectives include protecting alpine, subalpine, montane, and riparian habitats, critical wildlife ranges, and endangered species; enhancing visitor appreciation of natural resources; providing diverse non-motorized and commercial recreation activities; and supporting high-quality, sustainable tourism facilities and services.
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