Albertans make it clear they want consultation and more protections for our precious headwaters and mountains.
Read MorePause on Alberta coal lease sales isn’t enough
Y2Y’s statement on Alberta’s announcement to cancel 11 coal leases on Alberta’s Eastern Slopes.
Read MoreNew research identifies places that protect benefits people get from nature
New research shows Canada’s most critical areas where people benefit from nature do not occur within currently protected areas and may be threatened by current and future natural resource extraction.
Read MoreClarification on Alberta parks delisting welcomed by Y2Y
Y2Y says partnerships are a proven way to support Alberta parks and users, and it is important to continue to manage our parks for conservation values.
Read MoreNew land purchase bolsters wildlife corridor in northwest Montana
Y2Y and Vital Ground announce new Montana land purchase conserving a crucial wildlife corridor.
Read MoreConsultation on Alberta Crown land cautiously welcomed by conservationists
Y2Y welcomes this step but say the process blurs the lines between public and park land, designations with different management needs and approaches.
Read MoreSustainable movement panel good news for Banff National Park
Expert panel to advise on a plan to address how people get around the Bow Valley in Banff National Park.
Read MoreFunding for Alberta’s parks helps support a treasured resource
Alberta’s announcement regarding previously allocated funding for parks is welcome,but contradicts decisions to delist and close other parks.
Read MoreBritish Columbia’s old growth trees still on the chopping block
Old-growth forests need meaningful protections, not just deferrals, says Y2Y.
Read MoreFunding to help drive much-needed research into recreation in B.C., Alberta
New financial support is leveraging technology to help communities better understand recreation needs and patterns in and around western Canada’s mountain communities.
Read MoreNewly published guidelines make the case for connectivity in conservation
Global guidelines published today by the International Union of Conservation of Nature show ecological connectivity can enhance protected areas, conserve biodiversity, and increase resilience to climate change and should be included in conservation planning.
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