Resources on how to live locally with conservation values. 
​Help protect the Crowsnest Pass from invading species. 
Produced in support with the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta Conservation Association & Land Steward Centre.
Produced in support with Nature Conservancy of Canada & Shell Waterton.
Produced in support with the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta Conservation Association, Land Stewardship Centre.

riparian healtH research

Crowsnest River Riparian Report 2013 
Produced by: Crowsnest Conservation | With support from: Municipality of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta Conservation Association

Crowsnest River Riparian Report 2012 
Produced by: Crowsnest Conservation | With support from: Municipality of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta Conservation Association, Land Stewardship Centre

Crowsnest River Riparian Report 2011 
Produced by: Crowsnest Conservation | With support from: Municipality of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta Conservation Association

Drum Creek Riparian Assessment
Produced by: Cows and Fish - Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Society | With support from: Alberta Conservation Association, Crowsnest Conservation, and Municipality of Crowsnest Pass

Protect the Crow - Conserve the Flow 
Produced by: Crowsnest Conservation | With support from: Alberta Ecotrust, Municipality of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta Conservation Association, Land Stewardship Centre

2012 Amphibian Survey in the Crowsnest Pass Area 
Produced by: Crowsnest Conservation, Alberta Conservation Association | With support from: Alberta Conservation Association
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​The Crowsnest Conservation Society thanks the past and present stewards and caretakers of this land we call home – Treaty 7 territory. We respect the diverse history of Indigenous knowledge, practices in maintaining land biodiversity, preservation of natural habitats, and sustainable use of the earth’s gifts for the continued well-being and benefit of all living creatures. We strive to continue learning from the Blackfoot Nations (Piikani [Peigan], Kainai [Blood], Siksika [Blackfoot]), the Ktunaxa Nation (Kootenay people), Métis Nation of Alberta (Region 3), the Stoney Nakoda Nation (Mountain people), and the Tsuu T'ina Nation (Athabaskan).