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Conservation Lands

We have conserved 3,442 acres on 22 conservation lands with the support of generous donors, and are continually working on more securements. Many of our conservation lands are open to the public - see the map and links below to plan your visit.

Click here to learn more about how we conserve nature.

We welcome you to visit our conservation lands. See our full visiting guidelines here.

Notices
Keep Pets on a Leash
Keep Pets on a Leash

Be a responsible pet owner while visiting our lands.

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Large Carnivores in the Area
Large Carnivores in the Area

Sharing our land with large carnivores.

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Bear in the Area - Pipestone Creek
Bear in the Area - Pipestone Creek

Bear Advisory at Pipestone Creek.

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Join us at an upcoming event at our Conservation Lands

Featured
Weeding for Wildlife at Pipestone Creek
Jun 12
Weeding for Wildlife at Pipestone Creek

Help us help native species to flourish at Pipestone Creek.

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Banish the Burdock from maskihkîy meskanaw - Glory Hills
Jun 14
Banish the Burdock from maskihkîy meskanaw - Glory Hills

Help us remove a patch of burdock to protect native plants and wildlife.

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Indigenous Peoples Day: Tending to the TELUS World of Science – Edmonton Medicine Garden
Jun 21
Indigenous Peoples Day: Tending to the TELUS World of Science – Edmonton Medicine Garden

Help us tend to the TWOSE Medicine Garden this June 21st for Indigenous Peoples Day!

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Volunteers are at the heart of all of our accomplishments and make our conservation work possible. Find out about volunteer opportunities!