The new Plan for Parks will be Alberta’sstrategic direction for sites managed under the Provincial Parks Act. This includesprovincial parks, provincial recreation areas and wildland provincial parks. The new Plan for Parks will provide the vision and guiding principles for managing increased visitation and evolving recreation opportunities within Alberta’s parks, without compromising their natural and cultural legacy. The plan isn’t about any single park or site.It will consider how parks across the province work together to provide conservation, recreation, education and cultural values, and then set goals to maintain and enhance them.
The new Plan for Parks will be Alberta’sstrategic direction for sites managed under the Provincial Parks Act. This includesprovincial parks, provincial recreation areas and wildland provincial parks. The new Plan for Parks will provide the vision and guiding principles for managing increased visitation and evolving recreation opportunities within Alberta’s parks, without compromising their natural and cultural legacy. The plan isn’t about any single park or site.It will consider how parks across the province work together to provide conservation, recreation, education and cultural values, and then set goals to maintain and enhance them.
The Government of Alberta is gathering input to develop a new Plan for Parks to ensure their long-term sustainability.
Albertans take tremendous pride in our provincial parks and recreation areas. This new strategic plan for the provincial parks system will reflect input from Albertans.
The Government of Alberta remains focused on creating nature-based recreation and camping opportunities, building trails and facilities and ensuring the long-term success of the parks system in an environmentally responsible way.
In 1930, the Provincial Parks and Protected Areas Act was enacted, leading to the establishment of Alberta's first provincial parks. Today, provincial parks and recreation areas are established and administered through the Provincial Parks Act.
By sharing your input, you will help shape howfuture generations interact with and enjoy Alberta’s parks.
The survey takes 15 to 20 minutes to complete and closes August 18, 2024.
The Government of Alberta is gathering input to develop a new Plan for Parks to ensure their long-term sustainability.
Albertans take tremendous pride in our provincial parks and recreation areas. This new strategic plan for the provincial parks system will reflect input from Albertans.
The Government of Alberta remains focused on creating nature-based recreation and camping opportunities, building trails and facilities and ensuring the long-term success of the parks system in an environmentally responsible way.
In 1930, the Provincial Parks and Protected Areas Act was enacted, leading to the establishment of Alberta's first provincial parks. Today, provincial parks and recreation areas are established and administered through the Provincial Parks Act.
By sharing your input, you will help shape howfuture generations interact with and enjoy Alberta’s parks.
The survey takes 15 to 20 minutes to complete and closes August 18, 2024.
The Government of Alberta is gathering input to develop a new Plan for Parks to ensure their long-term sustainability.
Albertans take tremendous pride in our provincial parks and recreation areas. This new strategic plan for the provincial parks system will reflect input from Albertans.
The Government of Alberta remains focused on creating nature-based recreation and camping opportunities, building trails and facilities and ensuring the long-term success of the parks system in an environmentally responsible way.
In 1930, the Provincial Parks and Protected Areas Act was enacted, leading to the establishment of Alberta's first provincial parks. Today, provincial parks and recreation areas are established and administered through the Provincial Parks Act.
By sharing your input, you will help shape howfuture generations interact with and enjoy Alberta’s parks.
The survey takes 15 to 20 minutes to complete and closes August 2, 2024.
