CPAWS National and Chapter Links

• CPAWS National
• CPAWS BC
• CPAWS Manitoba
• CPAWS Montreal
• CPAWS New Brunswick
• CPAWS Newfoundland/Labrador
• CPAWS NWT
• CPAWS Northern Alberta (Edmonton)
• CPAWS Nova Scotia
• CPAWS Ottawa Valley
• CPAWS Saskatchewan
• Wildlands League (Toronto)
• CPAWS Yukon

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Calgary Conservation Organizations

• Calgary Field Naturalist’s Society
• Calgary Rainforest Action Group
• Friends of Nose Hill
• Paskapoo Slopes Preservation Society
• Sierra Club – Chinook Group
• Sustainable Calgary
• University of Calgary Eco-Club
• Weaselhead/Glenmore Park Preservation Society

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Provincial Conservation Organizations

• Alberta Environmental Network
• Alberta Wilderness Association
• Bow Valley Grizzly Bear Alliance
• Castle Crown Wilderness Coalition
• Federation of Alberta Naturalists
• Friends of Fish Creek
• Pembina Institute for Appropriate Development
• Southern Alberta Land Trust Society
• UTSB - The Wildlife Society, Alberta Chapter
• Worldwide Fund (WWF International)

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Landscapes and Wildlife of the Canadian Rockies

• Alberta Centre for Boreal Research
• Alberta’s 6 Regions
• Alberta’s Endangered Species
• Alberta’s Special Place
• The Bear Den
• Eastern Slope Grizzly Bear Project
• Forest Watch Alberta
• International Wolf Centre
• Miistakis Institute of the Rockies
• North American Wolf Association
• Predator Conservation Alliance
• Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
• Timber Wolf Information Network
• Ursus International
• Wolf Awareness Inc.

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Environmental Publications and Web Resources

• 20/20 Vision
• Biodiversity Links
• EcoEarth.Info
• Ecology and Society
• Ecology WWW Page
• Envirolink
• The Environment Directory
• Environmental News Network
• Forest Conservation Portal
• NatureServe – Online Encyclopedia of Life
• Yellowstone to Yukon Initiative

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National Conservation Organizations

• Canadian Institute for Environment Law and Policy
• Canadian Nature Federation
• Ducks Unlimited
• Environmental Law Centre
• Friends of Banff
• Friends of the Earth
• Greenpeace Canada
• Land Stewardship Resource Centre
• Nature Conservancy of Canada
• Sierra Club of Canada
• Sierra Legal Defense Fund
• David Suzuki Foundation
• Trout Unlimited Canada
• Western Canada Wilderness Committee
• World Wildlife Fund Canada

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International Conservation Organizations

• American Wildlands
• Defenders of Wildlife
• Friends of the Earth International
• Greenpeace International
• IUCN, The World Conservation Union
• Montana Wilderness Association
• National Audubon Society
• National Parks and Conservation Association
• National Religious Partnership for the Environment
• Natural Resources Defense Council
• The Nature Conservancy
• Parks of the World, Inc.
• Rainforest Action Network
• Sierra Club
• Union of Concerned Scientists
• The Wilderness Society
• The Wildlands Project
• Wildlife Conservation Society

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Federal Government Sites

• Banff National Park
• Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment
• Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency
• Canadian Heritage
• Elk Island National Park
• Environment Canada
• Jasper National Park
• National Roundtable on the Environment and the Economy
• National Research Council
• Natural Resources Canada
• Parks Canada
• Waterton Lakes National Park

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Provincial Government Sites

• Alberta Community Development
• Alberta Environment
• Alberta Government Homepage
• Alberta Parks and Protected Areas
• Alberta Sustainable Resource Development
• Environmental Appeal Board
• Legislative Assembly
• Staff Directory
• MLA Directory
• Natural Resources Conservation Board
• Preserving Alberta
• Public Lands

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This list of other organizations represents a wide range of perspectives on environmental issues in the hope that one or another will appeal to you. This inclusion does not necessarily represent endorsement by CPAWS. An important part of becoming involved in public debate is understanding government. In that spirit, we also offer links to the Canadian and Alberta governments. These are obviously not to be taken as necessarily reflecting support for the actions taken (or not taken) by these governments, nor as acceptance of the validity of what may be found on these pages.

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