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Report: Estimating the Value of Natural Capital in the Credit River Watershed

November 30, 2009

Read The Pembina Institute’s report, Natural Credit: Estimating the Value of Natural Capital in the Credit River Watershed.

“This project has gone beyond the role typically played by a conservation authority in promoting the importance of a watershed’s natural features and functions as it investigates the human benefits of watershed protection and restoration. This work is an initial step to address the deficiency of such information and the growing need for social and economic perspectives in watershed management. The concepts of natural capital and ecological services provide a basis for better understanding how people benefit from a healthy watershed today and through effective management can continue to benefit in the future.”

Natural Credit : Estimating the Value of Natural Capital in the Credit River Watershed

We have spectacular wilderness in Alberta, much of it under some form of protection. Every square millimetre of it has had to be fought for - will always have to be fought for, forever and ever. The struggle to retain and repair wilderness is conducted not just by a few individuals, but by large numbers of committed people, from all walks of life, all working in various ways toward the same end. We need to be grateful to all of them.
- Dave Mayhood
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