Alberta Wilderness Association (AWA) is a Calgary, Alberta-based province-wide organization established in the 1968 in Lundbreck, Alberta, devoted to

Alberta Alberta Wilderness nd. "Caribou Mountains". Alberta Wilderness. Alberta Wilderness Association. Archived from the original on 29 June 2016. Retrieved

Arctodus across North America. Geist won the Wilderness Defenders Award from the Alberta Wilderness Association in 2004. He is the only North American hunter

Divide Trail (GDT) is a wilderness hiking trail in the Canadian Rockies. The trail closely follows the Great Divide between Alberta and British Columbia

(PDF). Alberta Wilderness Association. Retrieved 21 July 2013.[permanent dead link] "Management & Land-use - Legislation & Regulations". Alberta Tourism

Since before becoming part of Canada, Alberta has been home to several First Nations like Plains Indians and Woodland Cree. It was also a territory used b…

Dedicated to the conservation of wilderness and the completion of a protected areas network, Alberta Wilderness Association is a voice for the environment…

AWA believes that Otauwau requires thoughtful management and protection so these landscapes will provide vital habitat for many of Alberta’s iconic wildl…

As the smallest Natural Region in Alberta, the Canadian Shield is a landscape shaped by granite bedrock exposures, sparse vegetation, coarse glacial depo…

• Given the uniqueness and fragility of the Old Fort wilderness, AWA believes that science-based management strategies and increased protection are the be…

AWA believes that increased protection of the Parkland Natural Region is urgently needed, which would include a halt to new surface disturbances, a halt …

A transition between the Rocky Mountains and the Boreal, the Foothills Natural Region is a rolling landscape carpeted with an array of forests that are h…

AWA’s vision for the grasslands is to conserve the full biodiversity of the Grassland Natural Region and establish large contiguous areas of native grass…

Flowing northeast from B.C.’s Rockies, the Peace River is considered the largest watershed within Alberta, in addition to being one of the most ecological…

The future survival and recovery of Alberta’s grizzly bears depends on the protection and recovery of the landscapes that they rely on. Successful grizzl…

Ranging from pristine wilderness areas to heavily disturbed multi-use landscapes, Alberta’s public lands are owned by all Albertans and managed by our pr…

AWA believes the Siffleur Wilderness must continue to be carefully protected and managed as a Wilderness Area so that it can serve as an important wilder…

The protection and wise management of wild spaces and protected areas throughout Alberta has been AWA’s vision for more than 50 years. • • • Our vision i…

A beautiful patchwork of forests, plains, sand dunes and wetlands, the Cache Creek-Wolverine wilderness borders the Peace River, and constitutes some of t…

Boasting some of Alberta’s most iconic landscapes, the Rocky Mountains Natural Region is a critical source of drinking water for Canada’s prairies and ho…

From pristine wilderness, to heavily used public lands, to provincial parks close to Calgary; the Ghost has it all. The diverse landscapes of South Ghost…

The area supports the winter range for the Redrock/Prairie creek and the Narraway caribou herds, which have been designated as provincially and nationally…

With the establishment of the Castle Parks and approval of the Castle Management Plan, AWA hopes that restoration of this irreplaceable wilderness is the…

Located about 40 km north of Drumheller in the transition between Central Parkland and Northern Fescue Natural Subregions, Rumsey contains the largest re…

AWA’s vision for the Hand Hills Area of Concern is that its remaining public lands achieve legislated protection as an Ecological Reserve to conserve the…

The cool dark alpine forests and broad alpine meadows of the Beehive shelter robust wildlife populations, protect several rare plant species, and house s…

The Bighorn is home to a rich tapestry of life: elk, bighorn sheep and grizzly bears roam freely; harlequin ducks float down pristine streams which conta…

• AWA believes that the Boreal Forest Natural Region of Alberta requires thoughtful management that integrates the social and economical needs of the regi…

Nestled far in northwestern Alberta, Hay-Zama is a distinctive landscape of wetlands and boreal forests that boasts high biological diversity while simul…

Located in east-central Alberta, Goose-Wallace is a critical piece of the Upper Foothills Natural Subregion. Just south of Lesser Slave Lake and west of …

AWA’s Chinchaga Area of Concern represents the largest region of Upper and Lower Boreal Highlands in northern Alberta which exhibit a tremendous amount o…

AWA Flag Project Alberta Wilderness Association (AWA) and Caribou4Ever.ca have had an amazing and wonderful response to its flag project. There are more …

The Alberta Wilderness Association says the Alberta government has auctioned more new oil and gas leases/licenses allowing surface disturbance within its…

Get your weekly dose of good climate news to your inbox Dave Hadden, Montana Wilderness Association Dave Hadden is coordinator of the Montana Wilderness …

Montana Wilderness Association The Montana Wilderness Association's annual conference will be held Dec. 3-4 in Butte. Plans for the gathering include a s…

Montana Wilderness Association The Montana Wilderness Association’s annual conference will be held Dec. 3-4 in Butte. Plans for the gathering include a s…

Wilderness Walks The Montana Wilderness Association will lead 93 hikes on public lands during its 36th annual Wilderness Walks program from May through S…

Wilderness Walks The Montana Wilderness Association will lead 93 hikes on public lands during its 36th annual Wilderness Walks program from May through S…

Powered by hikers Our community (and if you're reading this, that's you!) is the heart and soul of the San Gorgonio Wilderness Association. Support our w…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

The SGWA is NOT a hiking club – we are an all-volunteer organization working in and around the San Gorgonio Wilderness as Naturalists, Trail Patrol, Trail…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

Trails It is very important to carry a map with you, they can be purchased at the various visitor centers. Each year visitors are lost simply because the…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

Watch an excellent video about the efforts of the Defenders of San Gorgonio Wilderness, produced in 2014 to celebrate 50th anniversary of the Wilderness A…

Permits Before getting a permit Highway 38 is closed from Jenks Lake Road east to Big Bear, so there is no access to Aspen Grove or Fish Creek. As a resu…

Our community (and if you're reading this, that's you!) is the heart and soul of San Gorgonio Wilderness Association. Support our work—and help out the tr…

Conditions Trail conditions, water and more may be found by going to the Switchbacks (https://switchbacks.app) website. This is a crowdsourced user-gener…

Corporate Partners San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is proud to partner with companies that share our commitment to protecting hiking trails and getti…

Equipping Outdoor Educators & Leaders Since 1977 Why Professional Outdoor Leadership Matters The Wilderness Education Association (WEA) is a member-based…

Maryland Wilderness Association records The Maryland Wilderness Association was a statewide independent society of citizens actively supporting conservat…

wyoming wilderness association The Wyoming Wilderness Association has a list of outings scheduled for this summer that offer interesting and creative way…

Tags Year Support Independent Journalism Montana Free Press is a free, independent news site that serves people by delivering in-depth, meaningful news s…

Alberta’s One Line for Sexual Violence is a toll-free talk, text, and chat service that provides emotional support, information, and referral to anyone w…

The Alberta Schools’ Athletic Association (ASAA) is pleased to announce that, following a recruitment process and after interviewing several candidates, …

Amidst our collective endeavours, a crucial opportunity demands your attention. If you're an ACCA member, your voice is essential, so this month’s blog h…

Alberta Wilderness Association (AWA) is a Calgary, Alberta-based province-wide organization established in the 1968 in Lundbreck, Alberta, devoted to

Dedicated to the conservation of wilderness and the completion of a protected areas network, Alberta Wilderness Association is a voice for the environment…

Alberta Alberta Wilderness nd. "Caribou Mountains". Alberta Wilderness. Alberta Wilderness Association. Archived from the original on 29 June 2016. Retrieved

Arctodus across North America. Geist won the Wilderness Defenders Award from the Alberta Wilderness Association in 2004. He is the only North American hunter

Divide Trail (GDT) is a wilderness hiking trail in the Canadian Rockies. The trail closely follows the Great Divide between Alberta and British Columbia

(PDF). Alberta Wilderness Association. Retrieved 21 July 2013.[permanent dead link] "Management & Land-use - Legislation & Regulations". Alberta Tourism

Since before becoming part of Canada, Alberta has been home to several First Nations like Plains Indians and Woodland Cree. It was also a territory used b…

Dedicated to the conservation of wilderness and the completion of a protected areas network, Alberta Wilderness Association is a voice for the environment…

AWA believes that Otauwau requires thoughtful management and protection so these landscapes will provide vital habitat for many of Alberta’s iconic wildl…

As the smallest Natural Region in Alberta, the Canadian Shield is a landscape shaped by granite bedrock exposures, sparse vegetation, coarse glacial depo…

• Given the uniqueness and fragility of the Old Fort wilderness, AWA believes that science-based management strategies and increased protection are the be…

AWA believes that increased protection of the Parkland Natural Region is urgently needed, which would include a halt to new surface disturbances, a halt …

A transition between the Rocky Mountains and the Boreal, the Foothills Natural Region is a rolling landscape carpeted with an array of forests that are h…

AWA’s vision for the grasslands is to conserve the full biodiversity of the Grassland Natural Region and establish large contiguous areas of native grass…

Flowing northeast from B.C.’s Rockies, the Peace River is considered the largest watershed within Alberta, in addition to being one of the most ecological…

The future survival and recovery of Alberta’s grizzly bears depends on the protection and recovery of the landscapes that they rely on. Successful grizzl…

Ranging from pristine wilderness areas to heavily disturbed multi-use landscapes, Alberta’s public lands are owned by all Albertans and managed by our pr…

AWA believes the Siffleur Wilderness must continue to be carefully protected and managed as a Wilderness Area so that it can serve as an important wilder…

The protection and wise management of wild spaces and protected areas throughout Alberta has been AWA’s vision for more than 50 years. • • • Our vision i…

A beautiful patchwork of forests, plains, sand dunes and wetlands, the Cache Creek-Wolverine wilderness borders the Peace River, and constitutes some of t…

Boasting some of Alberta’s most iconic landscapes, the Rocky Mountains Natural Region is a critical source of drinking water for Canada’s prairies and ho…

From pristine wilderness, to heavily used public lands, to provincial parks close to Calgary; the Ghost has it all. The diverse landscapes of South Ghost…

The area supports the winter range for the Redrock/Prairie creek and the Narraway caribou herds, which have been designated as provincially and nationally…

With the establishment of the Castle Parks and approval of the Castle Management Plan, AWA hopes that restoration of this irreplaceable wilderness is the…

Located about 40 km north of Drumheller in the transition between Central Parkland and Northern Fescue Natural Subregions, Rumsey contains the largest re…

AWA’s vision for the Hand Hills Area of Concern is that its remaining public lands achieve legislated protection as an Ecological Reserve to conserve the…

The cool dark alpine forests and broad alpine meadows of the Beehive shelter robust wildlife populations, protect several rare plant species, and house s…

The Bighorn is home to a rich tapestry of life: elk, bighorn sheep and grizzly bears roam freely; harlequin ducks float down pristine streams which conta…

• AWA believes that the Boreal Forest Natural Region of Alberta requires thoughtful management that integrates the social and economical needs of the regi…

Nestled far in northwestern Alberta, Hay-Zama is a distinctive landscape of wetlands and boreal forests that boasts high biological diversity while simul…

Located in east-central Alberta, Goose-Wallace is a critical piece of the Upper Foothills Natural Subregion. Just south of Lesser Slave Lake and west of …

AWA’s Chinchaga Area of Concern represents the largest region of Upper and Lower Boreal Highlands in northern Alberta which exhibit a tremendous amount o…

AWA Flag Project Alberta Wilderness Association (AWA) and Caribou4Ever.ca have had an amazing and wonderful response to its flag project. There are more …

The Alberta Wilderness Association says the Alberta government has auctioned more new oil and gas leases/licenses allowing surface disturbance within its…

Get your weekly dose of good climate news to your inbox Dave Hadden, Montana Wilderness Association Dave Hadden is coordinator of the Montana Wilderness …

Montana Wilderness Association The Montana Wilderness Association's annual conference will be held Dec. 3-4 in Butte. Plans for the gathering include a s…

Montana Wilderness Association The Montana Wilderness Association’s annual conference will be held Dec. 3-4 in Butte. Plans for the gathering include a s…

Wilderness Walks The Montana Wilderness Association will lead 93 hikes on public lands during its 36th annual Wilderness Walks program from May through S…

Wilderness Walks The Montana Wilderness Association will lead 93 hikes on public lands during its 36th annual Wilderness Walks program from May through S…

Powered by hikers Our community (and if you're reading this, that's you!) is the heart and soul of the San Gorgonio Wilderness Association. Support our w…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

The SGWA is NOT a hiking club – we are an all-volunteer organization working in and around the San Gorgonio Wilderness as Naturalists, Trail Patrol, Trail…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

Trails It is very important to carry a map with you, they can be purchased at the various visitor centers. Each year visitors are lost simply because the…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions to SGWA are tax deductible, and we are committed to making the best use of ever…

Watch an excellent video about the efforts of the Defenders of San Gorgonio Wilderness, produced in 2014 to celebrate 50th anniversary of the Wilderness A…

Permits Before getting a permit Highway 38 is closed from Jenks Lake Road east to Big Bear, so there is no access to Aspen Grove or Fish Creek. As a resu…

Our community (and if you're reading this, that's you!) is the heart and soul of San Gorgonio Wilderness Association. Support our work—and help out the tr…

Conditions Trail conditions, water and more may be found by going to the Switchbacks (https://switchbacks.app) website. This is a crowdsourced user-gener…

Corporate Partners San Gorgonio Wilderness Association is proud to partner with companies that share our commitment to protecting hiking trails and getti…

Equipping Outdoor Educators & Leaders Since 1977 Why Professional Outdoor Leadership Matters The Wilderness Education Association (WEA) is a member-based…

Maryland Wilderness Association records The Maryland Wilderness Association was a statewide independent society of citizens actively supporting conservat…

wyoming wilderness association The Wyoming Wilderness Association has a list of outings scheduled for this summer that offer interesting and creative way…

Tags Year Support Independent Journalism Montana Free Press is a free, independent news site that serves people by delivering in-depth, meaningful news s…

Alberta’s One Line for Sexual Violence is a toll-free talk, text, and chat service that provides emotional support, information, and referral to anyone w…

The Alberta Schools’ Athletic Association (ASAA) is pleased to announce that, following a recruitment process and after interviewing several candidates, …

Amidst our collective endeavours, a crucial opportunity demands your attention. If you're an ACCA member, your voice is essential, so this month’s blog h…