Document Library
Last Review/Updated: May 30, 2003
Reference Documents
Crowsnest Forest Survey Results
Forest Legacy - Ordering information
The Alberta Forest Legacy sets out a management approach that reflects citizens' desires to maintain, on provincially-owned land, their access to the diverse economic, cultural and recreational benefits that are provided by and dependent upon sustainable forest ecosystems.
The Alberta Forest Legacy is an implementation framework built upon the recommendations provided to government through public consultation since 1990, including Alberta's Round Table on the Environment and Economy; Forest Management in Alberta: Report of the Expert Panel, and the Alberta "Forest Conservation Strategy". It is a continuation of a 60-year process of incremental change, driven by advancements in knowledge and changes in public demands on the forest landscape.
The Alberta Forest Legacy shifts beyond land management practices designed for single outputs, such as timber and oil. It challenges us to look at a much broader landscape and to blend considerations of all resource values, measurable and perceived, when making our management decisions.
The following books have been placed in the libraries in Blairmore and Lethbridge:
- The Livingstone-Porcupine Hills Sub-Regional Integrated Resource
Plan (1987)
- Castle River Sub-Regional Integrated Resource Plan (1985)
- The Crowsnest Corridor Sub-Regional Integrated Resource Plan (1991)
- Policy for Resource Management of the Eastern Slopes: Revised 1984
Library Addresses:
Crowsnest Pass Municipal Library (Blairmore Branch)
2114 127th Street
Blairmore, Alberta
Phone: (403) 562 8393
This library is linked to the Chinook Arch Regional Library System, therefore all libraries on the system have access to the books.The Lethbridge Public library
810 5 Avenue South
Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 4C4
Phone: (403) 330 5140
