Habitat Law in Alberta

Habitat Matters: Habitat Law in Alberta

Habitat laws and regulation are a central component to how we start to address this human footprint. The Environmental Law Centre’s (ELC) four-volume series provides a review of habitat law and policy in Alberta. These reports provide a review of statutes that can be used for habitat management and protection in the province; identify legislative barriers to effective habitat management and protection; consider approaches in other jurisdictions; and identify a path forward for improving laws and regulations for habitat outcomes.

The volumes are as follows:

• Habitat Law in Alberta: Executive Summary
• Habitat Law in Alberta Volume 1: The State of Habitat Laws in Alberta 
• Habitat Law in Alberta Volume 2: Barriers to Habitat Management and Protection in Alberta 
• Habitat Law in Alberta Volume 3: Jurisdictional Review of Habitat Laws
• Habitat Law in Alberta Volume 4: Recommended Reforms to Habitat Management & Protection Regulations in Alberta

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The Environmental Law Centre (ELC) has been seeking strong and effective environmental laws since it was founded in 1982. The ELC is dedicated to providing credible, comprehensive and objective legal information regarding natural resources, energy and environmental law, policy and regulation in Alberta. The ELC’s mission is to educate and champion for strong laws and rights so all Albertans can enjoy clean water, clean air and a healthy environment. Our vision is a society where laws secure an environment that sustains current and future generations.

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