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Logging Review - Spring 2026 Site Visit - Alberta Wilderness Association

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By Cameron Hunter
| albertawilderness.ca
On May 31, 2026, during the early stages of the recent rainfall event, I visited some select sites in the Vicary and Daisy creek watersheds with Matt Coombs from Fintegrate Fisheries & Watershed Consulting. These sites were part of his 2025 field review conducted under contract for Alberta Wilderness Association (AWA) in fall 2025 and documented in our recent Logging Review report.
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Call to Action: Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Planning Phase 1 Engagement

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By Cameron Hunter
| albertawilderness.ca
Call to Action: Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Planning Phase 1 Engagement • • • Ghost River looking west. Photo Credit: Cameron Hunter The Government of Alberta is seeking input for the Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional planning area; this is the first phase of a two-phase engagement process. They have identified planning as a priority and are quickly moving forward with sub-regional plans across the province as a key component to the management of crown lands.
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Action Alert: Silvertip Gondola Engagement

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By Cameron Hunter
| albertawilderness.ca
Action Alert: Silvertip Gondola Engagement – Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park under threat • • • Elk in Canmore with Mount Lady MacDonald in the distance. Photo Credit: L.Williams Silvertip Gondola Engagement – Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park under threat. Proposed by Stone Creek Resorts, the Silvertip Gondola is back. The sight-seeing attraction would run from a base-station at Palliser Trail, up Mount Lady Macdonald and right into the Upper Silvertip Wildlife Corridor.
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