As we embark on a new chapter at CPAWS Saskatchewan, we are excited to announce that Stewart (Stew) Coles will formally take on the role … Read More
Boreal Bio-Logue – What is it and where is it going? Spring 2022
For the second year in a row, CPAWS SK hosted the Boreal Bio-logue in Prince Albert. The focus was combining Indigenous and Western knowledge
Boreal Bio-Logue 2021
When opportunity knocked on the door, CPAWS-SK and PA Model Forest jumped on it. We wanted to help people understand the differences between old and new boreal forest.
Parks Canada eyes new urban parks in 3 cities — and Saskatoon is one of them
The Paris of the Prairies aims to become national attraction
Boreal Bio-Logue hopes to catalogue species in forests around Prince Albert
The Prince Albert Model Forest and Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) Saskatchewan are starting a project to track progress in forests around Prince Albert.
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society celebrates declaration of Indigenous-led protection of the Saskatchewan River Delta by Cumberland House Cree Nation
The June 10 declaration of environmental and economic jurisdiction and protection of Kitaskīnaw by Chief Rene Chaboyer is first step in Indigenous-led protection of the … Read More
First Nation declares sovereignty over Saskatchewan River Delta
Cumberland House Cree Nation has declared sovereignty over the largest inland freshwater river delta in North America.
Cumberland House Cree Nation demands business partnerships with province in Sask. River Delta
The chief of the Cumberland House Cree Nation and band council signed a declaration to protect the Saskatchewan River Delta and to assert their rights … Read More
“This is our land’: Cumberland House Cree Nation asserts Indigenous rights to Saskatchewan River Delta
Chief Rene Chaboyer highlights the importance of the river delta at a ceremony in Prince Albert – plans Indigenous stewardship of the region to safeguard … Read More
Wild bison in Prince Albert National Park see signs of growth after years of population decline
One of the last free-roaming plains bison herds in Canada is seeing signs of renewal after over a decade of population decline.