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Archive of newsletters, action alerts, and news releases sent by AWA to our membership.

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April 5, 2023

AWA newsletter – Coal in our waters, Trivia at CRAFT

Coal wastewater was released into Smoky River; Ruiping is reviewing Species At Risk Act changes; Phillip discusses federal freshwater funds; we're hosting a trivia night at CRAFT; sign up for Earth Day; AWA in the News.

March 22, 2023

AWA Newsletter – We went to Ottawa

Devon flew to Ottawa for Nature Canada's Nature on the Hill conference; the spring issue of Wild Lands Advocate is now out; Ruiping recaps the Where the Wild Things Meet conference; book sale; sign up for our latest events.

March 8, 2023

AWA Newsletter – Tragic Necessity for Caribou

Caribou breeding program; Prairie Conservation and Endangered Species Conference; Elk Island; Tailings Leak; Epcoming Events; AWA in the News

February 23, 2023

AWA Newsletter – Membership has its rewards – for Wild Alberta

Alberta Government to give $8 million to OHV groups; Volunteer Spotlight - Kristina Moore; Upcoming Events; City of Calgary Planners talk on YouTube; AWA in the News

February 7, 2023

AWA Newsletter – Welcoming Amy Tucker to the AWA team!

Priorities for the Boreal; Priorities for Caribou; Riplinger Wind Project; Upcoming Events; Beaver talk on YouTube

January 24, 2023

AWA Newsletter – Wishing you all the best for 2023

Priorities for Grasslands; Priorities for forests and the Eastern Slopes; Upcoming Events; Prairie Conservation Forum

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January 13, 2023

AWA Newsletter – Happy New Year

Action Alert - Banff People Moving Strategy; A message from our Executive Director; COP15 update; upcoming events; AWA in the news

December 21, 2022

AWA Newsletter – Happy Solstice

Annual Lecture; Caribou Action Alert; Alberta budget survey; Forest Stewardship Council General Assembly;

December 7, 2022

AWA Newsletter

Unique gift ideas that support Wild Alberta; Advocate available online; Logging concerns; Forestry greenwashing

If I were asked to illustrate a scene of utter serenity and peace, I would choose a picture of a mother grizzly wandering across flower-covered slopes with two small cubs gamboling at her heels. This is truly a part of the deep tranquility that is the wilderness hallmark.
- Andy Russell, 1975
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