Visitor Use Management in Lake Louise
The Lake Louise Visitor Use Management Survey is closing soon, and your input is crucial. To help you complete the survey, AMPPE has created a helpful guide. Feel free to copy and paste responses from the guide, but please ensure you submit your answers. Here is the submission AMPPE plans to send to Parks in […]
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To our friends and members in Jasper
We are all deeply saddened by the news of the fires in Jasper and can only imagine the depth of loss and despair felt by our friends, members, and colleagues there. Jasper is and has always been, a special place with a unique and unwavering community spirit. This spirit will carry you through as you […]
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Parliament Rises
-From our friends at Global Public Affairs Ottawa Update: The House of Commons Rises for the Summer Break With the House of Commons rising last night, Members of Parliament have said ‘until next time’ to their colleagues, various legislative items, and to the high level of partisan rhetoric and parliamentary delays which have marked recent weeks in […]
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AMPPE launches Icefields Parkway Study
\ The Association of Mountain Parks Protection & Enjoyment (AMPPE) has launched a comprehensive study to develop an approach and strategy for improving visitor safety and user experience along the Icefields Parkway. The Icefields Parkway, considered one of the world’s most scenic drives, connects Lake Louise to Jasper and attracts millions of visitors annually. However, […]
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AMPPE Hosts Ron Hallman, President and CEO of Parks Canada, for Fireside Chat
“We don’t want to do it alone” – Andrew Campbell On April 9, to a packed room in Banff, President and CEO Ron Hallman reminded an audience of local politicians, industry leaders and environmental groups that 97% of Banff National Park remains a wilderness area with a robust wildlife population. Mr. Hallman made this remark […]
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Hon. Chrystia Freeland Tables Budget Focused on Housing and Affordability Parks Funding Leans Away from Conservation
Budget Highlights: Funding amounts for Parks Canada don’t appear to have changed dramatically, in this budget. However, Budget 2023 amounts were directed towards environmental protectionism, and Budget 2022 funded $55M for the Trans Canada trail (only a small part of the TC Trail goes through Banff and none in any other Mountain Parks). In comparison, […]
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