PROTECT THIS PARK

Advocating for environmental stewardship within the Sacred Valley of Kananaskis through collaboration with the Stoney-Nakoda Nation, Alberta Parks, local businesses, and the public.

The #mountains can be unpredictable as the first two pictures show from 8 years ago we had a wild one in the #sacredvalley of #kananaskis that day. Fast forward and the #dogdaysofsummer are still upon us.
#snowstorms #bighornsheep #moose #mountainlif

It’s to early in the #morning to be up at 545am?
It’s to #beautiful not to be up this early in the day!!!
#stars #satellites #forest #mountains #coffee #scone #kananaskis #backyard
#prayers sent
#mountainlife

With over 5 million visitors/ #tourists to #treaty7 #stoneynation in the #sacredvalley of #kananaskis
We must protect the smallest in the #ecosystems of the region. Most people travelling through #kananaskiscountry want to see a #grizzly , #wolf #mo

#treaty7 #stoneynation #sacredvalley #kananaskis
It’s a real #catandmouse #dance between the #moose and #grizzly #bears this time of year. Most grizzlies are up high again as the #buffalo #berry crop was not good.
So the ungulates know this and

We all know that saying busy as #bee
Work hard for your #honey
#love pretty #flowers ? Thank a bee!
With the #buzz of #summer winding down. It is important to stop and take some time to enjoy that which makes summer one of my favourite seasons.
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In the #sacredvalley of #kananaskis ,This #bigboy #grizzly Stoney #treaty7 #firstnations word is Wataga
Typically male #bears will not be fitted with a collar. All tho in recent conversations I know of two smaller 4 year old males, one in Yellowston

In #treaty7 #firstnations I respect the #sacredvalley and it’s sacred spirit There are so many adjectives I could use to describe the feeling one gets when seeing a #grizzly #bear with #cubs of year!

This is the reason I seek out the Elders k

It’s always great to connect with other people who support and care about the #environment , #ecosystems and #wildlife
Thank you for the mini visit at #eauclaire #campground Chad, Andrea and your busy little boys for making it a fun visit. Che

Protect This Park was an initiative brought to life in 2020 by a fourth generation settler who works, lives, and plays in the Kananaskis valley. Through funding initiatives including via donation and our online store we advocate for Kananaskis and it’s inhabitants while working alongside the First Peoples’ of the valley.

Protect This Park Values

Environmental advocacy within Kananaskis Park, including:
Park ecosystems
Park planning
Generational impact programs
Sharing the many untold stories from the Sacred Kananaskis Valley.
Consultation and collaboration with First Nations within the Kananaskis Valley.

Initiatives

Protect This Park Stories

GPS Collar - Bear 175

GPS Collar - Bear 175

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What’s Next? Documentary

What’s Next? Documentary

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