Bunkies Add East Coast Flair To Prince Edward Island National Park
Prince Edward Island National Park hopes its expanded Bunkie offering will entice more urbanites to visit overnight this summer.
- By Jennifer Bain - March 1st, 2022
Canada
Climate Change Spells End Of Century-Old Stone Cabin That Borders Two Canadian Parks
Climate change challenges will force Parks Canada to dismantle an iconic stone alpine shelter just before it turns 100.
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- By Jennifer Bain - February 28th, 2022
Storm Fallout Closes Section Of Cabot Trail In Nova Scotia
Parks Canada has closed a section of the Cabot Trail on North Mountain in Cape Breton Highlands National Park because of significant washouts and road undercuts from heavy rain and snowmelt.
- February 23rd, 2022
Public Input Sought For Fortress Of Louisbourg Management Plan
Parks Canada is seeking public input on the next management plan for the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site in Nova Scotia.
- February 22nd, 2022
Park People: Conversation With A Wild Ice Photographer
For a few precious weeks in early winter, usually after the water freezes and before the first snowfall, some lakes in Alberta’s Rocky Mountains form “wild ice.” The smooth surface is temporarily skateable and sometimes gorgeous frozen bubbles can be seen just beneath the surface.
- By Jennifer Bain - February 21st, 2022
Jasper National Park Undergoes Mechanical Thinning To Reduce Fire Hazards
Parks Canada is moving forward with a wildfire risk reduction project that will reduce fire hazard in the forested area between Cottonwood Creek and the northeast side of Pyramid Lake Road in Jasper National Park.
Climate Change Mitigation Drives New Waterton Lakes Visitor Center
Waterton Lakes National Park has a new visitor center designed with climate change mitigation and sustainable infrastructure in mind.
- By Jennifer Bain - February 18th, 2022
New Avalanche Forecasts For Gros Morne National Park Backcountry Users
Avalanche Canada will publish Newfoundland and Labrador’s first avalanche forecasts starting this weekend.
Bellevue House Reviews How To Tell Sir John A. Macdonald’s Complex Story
Canadians are being invited to weigh in on a new management plan for Bellevue House National Historic Site, the only historic site solely dedicated to exploring the complex legacy of Sir John A. Macdonald.
- By Jennifer Bain - February 13th, 2022
Celebrating Canadian Ranching History At Bar U
Less than an hour’s drive southwest of Calgary, Bar U Ranch National Historic Site — the only one administered by Parks Canada to celebrate ranching history — recently received infrastructure funding to preserve key buildings. The investment ensures visitors can have authentic experiences for years to come at a site with the country’s largest collection of historical ranch buildings.
- By Carol Patterson - February 6th, 2022
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