Wildlife - Alberta Wilderness Association

AWA is committed to the protection of publicly owned wildlife, wild lands, and wild waters in Alberta.

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We recognize the inherent value of nature and the myriad benefits humankind derives from it. AWA seeks secure interconnected habitats that are representative of Alberta’s natural landscapes and ecological processes, and that sustain the full complement of indigenous wildlife populations. AWA supports the conservation of wildlife populations in their natural environment and as a public resource.

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October 1, 2001

Letter on Game Farming

Letter from AWA to Premier Klein, October 2001. 200110_AR_WL1.pdf

August 1, 2001

Penned Hunts Banned by Coalition

Alberta elk and deer groups have their sights set on amendments to provincial laws before…

January 1, 2001

Status Evaluation for Grizzly Bear in Alberta

January 2001 recommendation by the Scientific Subcommittee of the Endangered Species Conservation Committee to designate…

Grizzly Bears

January 1, 2001

Guidelines to manage sage grouse populations and their habitats

Authors: John W. Connelly, Michael A. Schroeder, Alan R. Sands, and Clait E. Braun. Originally…

Sage-grouse

January 1, 2000

Guidelines to manage sage grouse populations and their habitats

20040401_ar_wsb_ConnellyetalGuidelines_manage_sg.pdf

Sage-grouse

January 1, 1998

AWA is committed to the protection of publicly owned wildlife, wild lands, and wild waters in Alberta.

Letter on Game Farming

Penned Hunts Banned by Coalition

Status Evaluation for Grizzly Bear in Alberta

Guidelines to manage sage grouse populations and their habitats

Guidelines to manage sage grouse populations and their habitats

Status of the Sage Grouse in Alberta

EUB Operating Guidelines For Industrial Activity In Caribou Range – NW Alberta

Alberta Oil and Gas Caribou Procedures

Sage Hen Population Shows Steady Decline Northeastern Nevada