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Every steward has his or her own definition of what stewardship means to them. Most often, stewardship evokes a sense of personal responsibility for ensuring our natural resources are sustainably managed for our own quality of life, and for future generations.
“Sustainable range provides nutritious forage for livestock and wildlife, has aesthetically pleasing scenery is environmentally sound; all healthy by-products of responsible stewardship.”
‘Ma’ Dame Debbie Webster, 2007. Read more...Agriculture and Oil & Gas
"This may not be heaven, but it’s a local call." is a common sentiment for those of us that live and work in this rural community. Read more...
Chaffen Creek Watershed Group
Become aware of how creek utilization affects those downstream and practice pro-active creek management to ensure sustainability Read more...
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Imagine that you live in city with twice the population of Calgary. Your city relies on wells for its water as the climate is dry and there are no... Read more...
Stewardship of Alberta’s parks
How better to foster and celebrate the connection to the natural world and the wise use of Alberta’s Parks.
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According to the definition of Stewardship... we should be carefully monitoring the resources that keep us alive, healthy and happy! Read more...
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Alberta Parks
Alberta's more than 500 provincially protected areas vary from hot dry badlands to old-growth forests, to the highest peaks of the Rocky Mountains. In the SW, wetlands, rare ancient forests, rich montane habitat, aspen parkland, mixed grass prairie and fescue grassland make up over 110,000 acres of protected lands.
Alongside the ranching community, parks protect wildlife habitat and promote ecological diversity contributing to clean air, water and soil. Working together to protect headwaters in the eastern slopes helps maintain clean water downstream.
Parks and protected areas contribute to our prosperity and a healthy and sustainable environment, upon which our quality of life and future depend. When visiting these areas, we experience the full range of our provinces natural beauty.
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You are welcome to join park staff on journeys through Alberta’s protected areas on foot, with skis or snowshoes, by mountain bike, or on horseback and become a part of this amazing landscape by becoming a part of tomorrow’s stories!
You may meet Dame Heidi Eijgel on one of these adventures! Her enthusiastic interpretation of these special areas, the plants, geology and even the critters that share it comes from her connection to the region and you may just get caught up in the spell!