Hello Brazeau ATV Club ,
We strongly urge you to make your voices heard before another riding area is lost.
Provide your comments and input to Alberta Environment and Parks, details in the email below – deadline for submissions October 5, 2015.
Please forward this email to family, friends and anyone else that you feel may be interested.
Thanks so much and have a great day,
Kim Robicheau
AOHVA Office Administrator
office@aohva.com
403-673-3332
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From: owner-lus_stakeholders@gov.ab.ca [mailto
wner-lus_stakeholders@gov.ab.ca] On Behalf Of LUF
Sent: September-09-15 11:36 AM
To: Undisclosed recipients:
Subject: Enhancing the protection of the Castle area -2015-09-09-ST
Importance: High
Dear friends,
Thank you for your continuing interest in Alberta’s regional land-use plans. Your input and feedback regarding the development, consultation and implementation of these plans is extremely valuable and always welcome. These plans are created for the benefit of all Albertans so we can continue to achieve our environmental, economic, and social goals.
Provide your input on enhancing the protection of the Castle area
This past election our government made a commitment to enhance the protection of the Castle area, one of the most biologically diverse areas in the South Saskatchewan Region and part of the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan (SSRP). The area has experienced significant growth in competing land uses through commercial forestry, grazing, oil and gas development as well as tourism and recreational opportunities. The Castle area is also home to over 200 rare or at-risk species and acts as an essential wildlife corridor along the eastern slopes for mammals such as grizzly bear and cougar.
To honour its commitment of protecting the Castle Special Management Area, the Government of Alberta is moving forward with a plan to amend the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan by expanding the designated Castle Wildland Provincial Park and creating a new Provincial Park, bringing the entire Castle area under Parks’ legislation.
For more information about the planned amendment please visit the Alberta land-use website.
To ensure you have the opportunity to provide your input, the Land Use Secretariat will be consulting with all Albertans. You may provide your input by completing the online survey or submitting your feedback by email or mail before October 5, 2015. Please submit your comments to LUF@gov.ab.ca or to the address below:
Attn: Land Use Secretariat
Re: Enhancing the protection of the Castle
9th floor, Centre West Building
10035 – 108 Street
Edmonton, AB T5J 3E1
We look forward to working with and consulting all Albertans to move forward with enhancing the protection of the Castle.
New Consultation Director at the Land Use Secretariat
We would also like to take this opportunity to introduce our new Consultation Director, Scott Duguid. Dave Bartesko has retired after over 40 years of service with the Government of Alberta. Scott brings 10 years of experience working with different aboriginal groups on planning, environmental monitoring, stewardship and regulatory issues. He has experience with the development and consultation for our first two regional plans and we are delighted to have him join our team.
Sincerely,
Land Use Secretariat
9th Fl. 10035-108 St. Centre West Bldg.
Edmonton Alberta, T5J 3E1
Phone: 780-644-7972 / 780-644-7973 Fax: 780- 644-1034
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We strongly urge you to make your voices heard before another riding area is lost.
Provide your comments and input to Alberta Environment and Parks, details in the email below – deadline for submissions October 5, 2015.
Please forward this email to family, friends and anyone else that you feel may be interested.
Thanks so much and have a great day,
Kim Robicheau
AOHVA Office Administrator
office@aohva.com
403-673-3332
*You may unsubscribe at any time. To remove yourself from the mailing list, please reply to this email and enter "UNSUBSCRIBE" in the Subject line.
From: owner-lus_stakeholders@gov.ab.ca [mailto
wner-lus_stakeholders@gov.ab.ca] On Behalf Of LUFSent: September-09-15 11:36 AM
To: Undisclosed recipients:
Subject: Enhancing the protection of the Castle area -2015-09-09-ST
Importance: High
Dear friends,
Thank you for your continuing interest in Alberta’s regional land-use plans. Your input and feedback regarding the development, consultation and implementation of these plans is extremely valuable and always welcome. These plans are created for the benefit of all Albertans so we can continue to achieve our environmental, economic, and social goals.
Provide your input on enhancing the protection of the Castle area
This past election our government made a commitment to enhance the protection of the Castle area, one of the most biologically diverse areas in the South Saskatchewan Region and part of the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan (SSRP). The area has experienced significant growth in competing land uses through commercial forestry, grazing, oil and gas development as well as tourism and recreational opportunities. The Castle area is also home to over 200 rare or at-risk species and acts as an essential wildlife corridor along the eastern slopes for mammals such as grizzly bear and cougar.
To honour its commitment of protecting the Castle Special Management Area, the Government of Alberta is moving forward with a plan to amend the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan by expanding the designated Castle Wildland Provincial Park and creating a new Provincial Park, bringing the entire Castle area under Parks’ legislation.
For more information about the planned amendment please visit the Alberta land-use website.
To ensure you have the opportunity to provide your input, the Land Use Secretariat will be consulting with all Albertans. You may provide your input by completing the online survey or submitting your feedback by email or mail before October 5, 2015. Please submit your comments to LUF@gov.ab.ca or to the address below:
Attn: Land Use Secretariat
Re: Enhancing the protection of the Castle
9th floor, Centre West Building
10035 – 108 Street
Edmonton, AB T5J 3E1
We look forward to working with and consulting all Albertans to move forward with enhancing the protection of the Castle.
New Consultation Director at the Land Use Secretariat
We would also like to take this opportunity to introduce our new Consultation Director, Scott Duguid. Dave Bartesko has retired after over 40 years of service with the Government of Alberta. Scott brings 10 years of experience working with different aboriginal groups on planning, environmental monitoring, stewardship and regulatory issues. He has experience with the development and consultation for our first two regional plans and we are delighted to have him join our team.
Sincerely,
Land Use Secretariat
9th Fl. 10035-108 St. Centre West Bldg.
Edmonton Alberta, T5J 3E1
Phone: 780-644-7972 / 780-644-7973 Fax: 780- 644-1034
This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. This message contains confidential information and is intended only for the individual named. If you are not the named addressee you should not disseminate, distribute or copy this e-mail.
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