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Comments on Mt. Norquay Ski Area Site Guidelines for Development and Use - 2011

CPAWS Southern Alberta outlines concerns about guidelines for Mount Norquay in Banff, which would adversely affect grizzlies.

2010 Parks Report - 2010

How is wildlife faring in Canada's parks?

2009 Parks Report - 2009

CPAWS' annual state of the parks report

2008 Parks Report - 2008

Canada made great progress in creating new parks in 2007-2008.

Gatineau Park: A threatened treasure - 2008
Potential Impact of a new National Park (Wolf Lake, Yukon) - 2007

A report examining the possible economic effects of a park on the Yukon/BC border (March 2005)

Nahanni booklet - 2007

Introduction to CPAWS' campaign to protect Nahanni National Park Reserve.

Economic Benefits of Protected Areas - 2007

The case for completion of a protected areas network in Canada's northwest

Poor Parks in Rich Alberta - 2007

Report Summary

Big animals and small parks - 2006

Implications of wildlife distribution and movements for the expansion of Nahanni National Park Reserve.

Author: John L. Weaver

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