by Tony Daffern on May 31, 2010
Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation, as part of its Plan for Parks, is looking for feedback on proposed legislation to simplify the park classification system in Alberta. Under the proposal public park land would be classified as either Provincial Parks or Heritage Rangeland, with Provincial Parks being split into zones that balance recreation and conservation.
by Gillean Daffern on April 3, 2010
“Rogue trails? Why it is so important to use the right words in describing K Country trails. The term is downright unfriendly and should be nipped in the bud before it spreads like a virus. Is there something wrong with the word “undesignated”?
by Tony Daffern on October 25, 2009
The Alberta Hiking Association is a fledgling umbrella organization for hiking clubs from across the province. Browse their web site: www.abhiking.ca for information on how to become a member.
by Gillean Daffern on October 1, 2009
News from the September 2009 meeting of the Kananaskis Trail Users Group: Fortress Ski Area, West Bragg Creek and trails in the Sheep.
by Gillean Daffern on May 27, 2009
To quote Simon Cowell, “Words are unnecessary.”
by Gillean Daffern on May 8, 2009
Dirt bike riders are lobbying very hard for a trail in the Ghost River valley even though it was agreed in the Ghost Access Management Plan that ATVs would be excluded from this area.
by Tony Daffern on March 30, 2009
Alberta ignores a study it commissioned that indicates more OHV trails and facilities are very low on park users list of priorities.
by Tony Daffern on March 4, 2009
Minister Ady’s response to a letter from Dave Wasserman concerning the inconsistency between Alberta’s Plan for Parks and the Praxis survey of park users regarding OHV use in Parks and Protected Areas.
by Tony Daffern on February 5, 2009
The Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation Parks Plan-2009 addresses Alberta Parks and Protected Areas in context of the Provincial Land-use Framework.
by Gillean Daffern on January 19, 2009
Discussion on use of Kananaskis Country trails by groups of 15 or more people.