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| It's almost a traffic jam in the Waiparous area northwest of Calgary, a haven for off-road vehicles of every size, shape and form as campers frolic in the area Sunday. Photo by Ted Jacob/Calgary Herald (for City story by Falice Chin) |
The Alberta Conservation Association brought attention to two events that they fear could cause damage to their respective watersheds. One in May in Ghost-Waiparous and the other in June in the Castle wilderness area.
Read more from AWA here: http://bit.ly/1FZVKUw
Direct your concerns to: ESRD Minister Kyle Fawcett, ESRD.Minister@gov.ab.ca
The Calgary Herald picked up the story two days ago:
Off-road vehicle events prompt concern about watershed health
by Colette Derworiz, Calgary Herald, March 11, 2015
An environmental group is worried two off-road vehicle events planned for this spring and summer will damage sensitive watershed and ruin the recreational experience for other trail users.
Read more here: http://bit.ly/1b8xu9a
The Calgary Herald picked up the story two days ago:
Off-road vehicle events prompt concern about watershed health
by Colette Derworiz, Calgary Herald, March 11, 2015
An environmental group is worried two off-road vehicle events planned for this spring and summer will damage sensitive watershed and ruin the recreational experience for other trail users.
Read more here: http://bit.ly/1b8xu9a
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