Online Documents

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Eco-Fact Sheets

The Eco-Fact Sheets for Canmore Residents and Businesses provide helpful information about recycling, wildlife, gardening, household tips, and sustainable business practices.

Eco-Fact Sheets for Residents Home and Garden Tips Wildlife Tips Waste/Recycling/Reuse

Eco-Fact Sheets for Business Tourism Industry Business Planning Waste/Recycling/Reuse

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Plants and Pesticides

• Recommended Plant Species for Landscaping in Banff National Park
• Ox-eye Daisy Factsheet

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Air Quality Reports

• A Bighorn Corridor Air Quality Report: Ground Level Monitoring Results Before and After Fuel Conversion at Lafarge (8.3MB)

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Home Buyer's Guide

• Chinook Institute Home Buyer's Guide to Environmental Stewardship (2.6MB)

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Wildlife Corridor Studies and Environmental Impact Statements

Golder Associates Corridor Report

• Assessment of Wildlife Corridors Within DC Site 1, DC Site 3, and District "R" (6.8MB)

Regional Wildlife Corridor Study: Wind Valley/Dead Mans Flats

• Part II Corridor Delineation (4.1MB)

Spring Creek Environmental Impact Statement

• Volume I (23.7MB)
• Volume II Appendices (4.4MB)

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Biosphere Institute Research Publications

Economic Benefits of Ecosystem Research

• Economic Benefits of Research in the Bow Valley

Expert Analysis Workshops 1999-2000

• Part 1: Introduction and Summary
• Part 2: Workshop Notes

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Lands Adjacent to the Town of Banff (LATB)

Parks Canada initiated the LATB process to help understand human use in the land peripheral to the Banff townsite. The overall intent of the Human Use Strategy is to identify social or human use objectives that complement ecological management goals identified in the park management plan.

• LATB: Trail Study
• Banff Resident Trail Recreation Survey
• Focus Group: Residents/Local Users
• Motorist Day-Use Exit Survey

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BCEAG Recreational Opportunities Working Group (ROWG) Draft Recommendations

The Bow Corridor Ecosystem Advisory Group (BCEAG) is a senior level advisory group formed to address development issues in the Bow Corridor. BCEAG's partnering agencies include the Town of Canmore, Municipal District of Bighorn, Provincial Government, Banff National Park and Town of Banff. Working in a multi-jurisdictional partnership, BCEAG prepares integrated recommendations for consideration by the member agencies. ROWG is a working group of BCEAG, and as such, reports directly to BCEAG.

Report  Appendices Trail Use Q&A Terms of Reference

Map 1 (draft)-Study Area Map 2 (draft)-Cougar Creek East Map 3 (draft)-Cougar Creek West Map 4 (draft)-Nordic Centre Map 5 (draft)-Three Sisters

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BCEAG Documents

• BCEAG Pamphlet
• Wildlife Corridor and Habitat Patch Guidelines
• Guidelines for Human Use Within Wildlife Corridors and Habitat Patches
• Wildlife and Human Use Monitoring Recommendations
• Education and Implementation Recommendations

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Central Rockies Ecosystem Interagency Liason Group (CREILG) 

2006 Conference: Future Landscapes in the Canadian Rockies - Integrating Human Dimensions with Ecosystem Management (Canmore, Alberta November 13 to November 15, 2006)

• 2006 Conference Proceedings (24.3MB)

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