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Cathy Ellis

Cathy Ellis

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Recent Work by Cathy

MLA calls for review of Kananaskis Conservation Pass as part of Alberta's new plan for parks

MLA calls for review of Kananaskis Conservation Pass as part of Alberta's new plan for parks

Banff-Kananaskis MLA Sarah Elmeligi hopes a recommendation in Alberta's draft Plan for Parks to review fees includes the Kananaskis Conservation Pass
Preserving a piece of Field’s treasured history

Preserving a piece of Field’s treasured history

Grassroots fundraising campaign launched to restore 1908 church in Yoho National Park
‘I didn’t want her to die alone’: hiker holds friend’s hand after fatal Banff rockslide

‘I didn’t want her to die alone’: hiker holds friend’s hand after fatal Banff rockslide

Hiker shares first-hand account of deadly rockslide in Banff National Park
Injured wolf digging for herbs, potatoes in Field backyard euthanized

Injured wolf digging for herbs, potatoes in Field backyard euthanized

“Our wildlife management staff responded and they found the wolf still in the garden, scavenging on some of the herbs and digging for what we were told were potatoes.”
Deadly Banff rockfall neither 'preventable nor predictable'

Deadly Banff rockfall neither 'preventable nor predictable'

"We don't have any other reason to believe that there’s anybody else buried there."
Two people confirmed dead in Bow Glacier Falls rockfall in Banff National Park

Two people confirmed dead in Bow Glacier Falls rockfall in Banff National Park

Two people died in a rockfall at Bow Glacier Falls, stated police and Parks Canada in a joint media release.
Rockfall in Banff National Park kills at least one hiker, injures others, some may still be missing

Rockfall in Banff National Park kills at least one hiker, injures others, some may still be missing

“Parks Canada is responding to a report of a serious rockfall incident with involvement near Bow Glacier Falls in Banff National Park."
Death of two female grizzlies on train tracks ‘pretty significant blow’ to Banff bear population

Death of two female grizzlies on train tracks ‘pretty significant blow’ to Banff bear population

Grizzly bear 122, a.k.a The Boss, who was mating with one of the female grizzlies that ended up dead, fled from the approaching without injury
Bold black bear to be trapped, conditioned to stay away from busy areas in Banff National Park

Bold black bear to be trapped, conditioned to stay away from busy areas in Banff National Park

Parks Canada is attempting to change the behaviour of a young black bear in Banff National Park using aversive conditioning techniques. The bear has developed a taste for human food, and officials are hoping to reverse this dangerous trend before it's too late.
No stopping zone issued to protect bears in Kootenay National Park

No stopping zone issued to protect bears in Kootenay National Park

“Narrow shoulders and blind corners, combined with multiple bears focussed on finding food, make stopping here unsafe."
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