Bow Corridor Ecosystem Advisory Group (BCEAG)
- Looking for additional documents about wildlife corridors? We have some available for download here.
- The Town of Canmore has compiled a list of current and historical documents for the Three Sisters lands. Looking for additional documents? We have many older planning documents and studies in our library. Contact us for more information.
BCEAG Documents
The ‘Bow Corridor Ecosystem Advisory Group’ (BCEAG) is a interagency advisory group formed in 1995 to address environmental and resource issues in the Bow Corridor. BCEAG’s partnering agencies include the Town of Canmore, Municipal District of Bighorn, Alberta Government, Banff National Park and Town of Banff. Working in a multi-jurisdictional partnership, BCEAG prepares integrated recommendations for consideration by the member agencies.
Note: the BCEAG Wildlife Corridor and Habitat Patch Guidelines are currently undergoing an update and revision. At this time (January, 2013) the most current version is the 2011 Draft.
- BCEAG Pamphlet
- Wildlife Corridor and Habitat Patch Guidelines (1999)
- Guidelines for Human Use Within Wildlife Corridors and Habitat Patches (1999)
- Wildlife and Human Use Monitoring Recommendations (2001)
- Education and Implementation Recommendations (2001)
BCEAG Recreational Opportunities Working Group (ROWG) Draft Recommendations
The ‘Recreational Opportunities Working Group’ (ROWG) was formed as working group of BCEAG with the purpose of coordinating and making recommendations on the management of recreational opportunities from Banff National Park gates to Seebe. The following recommendations were developed following consultation with user groups, industry, local jurisdictions, and the general public.
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