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August 15 Update for Prince Albert National Park
August 15 Update for Prince Albert National Park
August 15 Update for Prince Albert National Park
The fire ban for Prince Albert National Park has been lifted. Area closures remain in effect. Read about the area closures, Bulhl wildfire, and more.
Regular updates are provided by Parks Canada at Important Bulletins
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FireSmart Your Property in Waskesiu
August 15 Update for Prince Albert National Park
August 15 Update for Prince Albert National Park
Take these simple steps to help reduce the impact of fire within Waskesiu and make your property FireSmart.
GEt Pickled Event Cancelled
August 15 Update for Prince Albert National Park
GEt Pickled Event Cancelled
After careful consideration, the Waskesiu Foundation board of directors has cancelled the August 16th Get Pickled event. The Buhl fire is top of mind, and while we hope significant progress will be made in the days and weeks to come, the unpredictability of air quality this wildfire season is an ongoing concern. An outdoor party is particularly challenging when it comes to air quality, and the health and wellness of event guests and volunteers is important to us. We look forward to hosting an event next year when conditions are improved.
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Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS): A real Threat
GEt Pickled Event Cancelled
Stay informed with information and updates from Prince Albert National Park including emergency planning, important bulletins, FireSmart principles, and more
Goal Achieved
Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS): A real Threat
Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS): A real Threat
We’re thrilled that $53,301.50 was raised by May 1st for the AIS Defence Fund, with $29,800 for the purchase of two decontamination units that complement Parks Canada's AIS prevention program to clean high-risk watercraft coming from out of province
Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS): A real Threat
Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS): A real Threat
Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS): A real Threat
The devastating impacts of zebra mussels and AIS have frightening implications to Prince Albert National Park. Prevention is key and a shared responsibility. Learn how you can help protect our waters plus support our efforts to raise $29,800 by May 1
Phase 3: Waskesiu Recreation Area Renewal
Phase 3: Waskesiu Recreation Area Renewal
Phase 3: Waskesiu Recreation Area Renewal
Construction is underway for Phase 3 of the Waskesiu Recreation Area Renewal including building 2 new dedicated pickleball courts, replacing the recreation office building, and improving recreation area vegetation
Waskesiu Legacy
Phase 3: Waskesiu Recreation Area Renewal
Phase 3: Waskesiu Recreation Area Renewal
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Waskesiu is a special place and we’re proud to work with you to improve it now and for future generations. Thank you for making a difference!