Port Windsor Relinquishes Land For Ojibway National Urban Park
A proposed national urban park in Windsor is one step closer to reality.
News in the Parks
Lessons From A Métis-Led Snowshoe Through Elk Island National Park
Keith Diakiw deftly wraps a red-striped Métis sash over my winter coat and around my waist, tying it loosely on the left to signify that I’m taken and not single. One of my fellow “geo-explorers” opts to have her sash tied in the middle as a hard-working Voyageur would have during the fur trade era. Another chooses to be a Métis princess with the sash wrapped over her left shoulder across her heart.
- By Jennifer Bain - March 24th, 2023
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve To Renew Seasonal Dog Ban To Protect Migrating Seabirds
After a successful pilot in 2022, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is implementing the Combers Beach seasonal dog ban for a second pilot year from Apr. 1 to Oct. 1.
Geraldine Road Construction To Begin Soon In Jasper National Park
Following a public tendering process, Landmark Solutions has been awarded the contract to construct a 65-hectare (160-acre) conservation breeding centre for caribou in Jasper National Park over the next several years.
Canadian Mountain Parks Unite To Conserve Two Types Of Pine Trees
Parks Canada has released a short film that tells the story of whitebark and limber pine conservation in the mountain national parks, and what conservation specialists are doing to safeguard and recover the future of these trees.
Governments Announce Plans To Expand Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park
The Canadian and Quebec governments have announced they’re working to expand the boundaries of the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park. This project aims to better protect the biodiversity and ecosystems of the St. Lawrence Estuary, which is home to nearly 2,200 animal and plant species including the endangered beluga.
Public Input Sought On How Parks Canada And Jasper Can Work Together
Parks Canada is inviting input on sharing responsibility with the Municipality of Jasper for the delivery of land use planning and development services, and whether a new model should be explored. This includes determining who should carry out what land use planning and development responsibilities within the Town of Jasper, and how the municipality and Parks Canada could work together in the delivery of these services.
The Traveler Wins A North American Travel Writing Award
National Parks Traveler has been honored for its Canadian coverage by the North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA).
Canada Okays First Caribou Breeding Program In Jasper National Park
Canada will move forward on a new caribou conservation breeding program to support southern mountain caribou recovery in Jasper National Park. The program aims to rebuild dwindling caribou populations that are too small to recover on their own.
Jasper Announces Wildfire Risk Reduction Work
Parks Canada’s wildfire risk reduction efforts in Jasper National Park continue this week with tree removal activities starting around Pyramid Lake Resort, including along a section of trail 2.
- March 2nd, 2023
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