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Taking Care of Our Natural Landscapes
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Cypress Hills. Photo by Branimir Gjetvaj |
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Saskatchewan citizens have a unique opportunity to live, work and play on the land using foresight, innovation and good stewardship.
Scientists and many others agree that protected areas play a major role in keeping the natural world intact and working. They also agree that careful land use outside of protected areas is vitally important too. CPAWS is working with others to develop new approaches to land use planning... approaches that focus on both responsible land use and meaningful protection.
 Learn more about protection....
Learn more about responsible land use planning...
Learn more about our work...
SASKATCHEWAN’S ENDANGERED CARIBOU
The woodland caribou is disappearing from our boreal forest. Their dwindling numbers is a warning sign that something is wrong. Fortunately, research is helping us to understand why this is happening and what we can do to fix this problem.
Click here to learn more about the plight of the caribou…
Visit our on-line caribou action site
Saskatchewan's Churchill River
Every day, places like Saskatchewan's beautiful Churchill River nourish
and connect millions of people, plants and animals in a
delicate balance.
When something goes wrong, the ripples are not small.
As one of the last large and pristine ecosystems in the world,
the Churchll River must be protected from reckless
damming, clearcutting and mining.
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